Sentence examples for limiting the propagation of from inspiring English sources

The device can work independently and, matched with others through a decentralized control, can dissipate most of the kinetic energy of the system, thus limiting the propagation of vibration and improving comfort on surroundings.

The p53 family and its regulatory pathway play an important role as regulators of developmental processes, limiting the propagation of aneuploid cells.

In this sense, the programmed cell death machinery is key for the homeostasis reestablishment after an acute or chronic insult, limiting the propagation of the inflammatory stimuli to prevent tissue's loss of function [ 4].

In addition to restricting the propagation of request packets to limited geographical areas as mentioned in Section 3.1, these filtering mechanisms also limit the propagation of request and reply packets in the network.

Mr. Reed, who has been supportive of Mr. Volcker's ideas, told the senators, "The industry should be compartmentalized so as to limit the propagation of failures and also to preserve cultural boundaries".

This mechanism also limits the propagation of unnecessary packets in the network.

MHP implanted with arteries is supposed to effectively limit the propagation of the dry-out region.

The low antenna height means that the Fresnel Zone typically limits the propagation of radio to fairly short ranges.

So, it is very important to have some automatic reaction mechanism to limit the propagation of such type of worms.

Therefore, for longer-baseline RTK, it is better to use original observables to limit the propagation of measurement noise.

This was because intergranular friction dominated which was the primary source of energy loss, and thus limited the propagation of granular flows.