Sentence examples for limited locking from inspiring English sources

Looking at collective behavior across different world languages is then limited, locking up quality research into different "ljinguistic silos," as put in a new study out in Nature's Scientific Reports journal, courtesy of researchers at University College London.

Since database management systems DBMSs) have limited lock resources, transactions requesting locks beyond the limit must be aborted, degrading the performance abruptly.

A large signal model is used to reveal several key findings such as voltage-limited locking ranges and asymmetry between the upper and lower locking bands.

They encouraged the students to touch animal hides, arrowheads and other handmade objects -- items usually off limits, locked in display cases at a museum.

You can set payment and withdrawal limits, lock your card if you lose it and reset your PIN code.

The vast majority of the 15m 3-Series buyers are purists who think in-car technology should be limited to central locking and a 500-watt sound system.

According to the owners, your mobile will work here (although 3G is limited) so lock it up and head off on a ramble or a bike ride instead.

Voters have tried everything to break the stalemate in Sacramento, from term limits to locking up money for schools in Proposition 98.

However, when applied in the finite element method (FEM) framework, displacement-based formulations near the incompressible limit exhibit locking leading to sub-optimal convergence rates and poor numerical approximations in classic elastic models [26 30].

If you have something valuable, put it away in a room and keep that room especially off limits by locking it on the inside or having a key to it or warning tape or even barring it.

However, Apple does not offer a way for a parent to set time limits, remotely lock a device, or view activity reports on app usage.