Sentence examples for limited corridor from inspiring English sources

His single large wall hangs like a Rothko; its colors change marvelously through a spectrum from deep purple to pale pink in the stage light; and it advances at one point, so as to place all the action onto a limited corridor of front-stage space.

When organizations eventually reproduce one prevailing strategic pattern, they have entered a state of lock-in, a situation in which they have only a limited corridor of options available (Sydow et al. 2009; Vergne and Durand 2010).

The simulation results for the optimized natural ventilation opening geometry show that it successfully addresses the mall winter discomfort problem while resulting in limited corridor temperature increase in the warm season.

This study indicated that whilst there are a number of anatomic constraints, it is still possible to insert three pins with good divergence into the limited bony corridor of the peri-acetabular region recognising that the more posterior of the laterally inserted pins poses a potential risk to the sciatic nerve if not inclined away from the sciatic notch.

Minimally-invasive osteosynthesis approaches are limited due to the demanding reduction, which cannot always be completely achieved, and because of the complex three-dimensional geometry of the pelvis with limited bone corridors for screw placement.

A factorial experiment on a test bed prototype of the I-4 urban limited access highway corridor located in Orlando, Florida was conducted to identify the optimal settings for CO2 emissions reduction and to develop a microscopic transportation emission prediction model.

The interest, admittedly, remains largely limited to the corridors of law schools and university political science departments.

This restricts physical opportunities for this concept to a very limited number of transport corridors, and even then it is faced by limitations influencing the economic attractiveness of such a concept.

Amtrak has restored a limited service in the northeast corridor, but not to and from New York City.

Amtrak resumed limited service along the northeast corridor from Boston to Washington, which includes a stop at Newark International.

Amtrak is resuming a very limited service on the northeast corridor, but there will be no trains to and from New York City.