Sentence examples for limited explicitly from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the temporal support of the filters can be limited explicitly to the partition length M hat{underline{mathbf{h}}}_{b}^{(p)}{ kappa)}=mathbf{F}underbrace{mathbf{W}_{10}mathbf{F}^{{mathrm{H}}} left tilde{underline{mathbf{h}}}_{b}^{(p)}{ kappa)}right)}_{hat{h}_{b}^{(p)}({kappa})}.

However, the above results cannot be used to compute the value of the limit explicitly in terms of the initial data.

One clause appears to limit more explicitly the king's ability to intervene in future bouts of political unrest, perhaps for fear that the next monarch will prove soft on enemies of the royalist establishment such as Thaksin Shinawatra, the fugitive former prime minister who dominates Pheu Thai from exile.A few months remain before the document becomes law.

Within the interviews, topic guides were used to suggest areas of discussion, informed by previous literature and the study aims, but we avoided using them as definite frameworks to limit or explicitly focus conversations.

Because the state's deposit guarantee is not explicitly stated it is not explicitly limited either.

In its 1865 constitution, Florida explicitly limited the right to vote to "free white males".

That right can be limited, the court explicitly said, with reasonable restrictions.

Until September, its bond-buying program was explicitly limited in size and duration.

Judge Korman explicitly limited his ruling to presidential primaries, but Ms. Berman said the same rule should apply in the Senate race.

These officials point out that the program, which seeks to improve safety at public housing and help community relations, is explicitly limited by federal law to working police officers.

"Scary thought"....Between 1934 and 1961, the constitution of the Professional Golfers Association of America — the direct predecessor of the modern P.G.A. Tour — explicitly limited that organization's membership to "Professional golfers of the Caucasian race".