Sentence examples for most restrictive minimum from inspiring English sources

It defines the roadway width as "the most restrictive minimum distance between curbs or rails".

The NBI measures bridge length between the "backwalls of abutments" or pavement grooves and the roadway width as "the most restrictive minimum distance between curbs or rails".

Germany has the world's most restrictive service contract, a minimum of two years, while everyone else has a one-year contract, except fast-paced Hong Kong, where six-month contracts are available.

The group says the 20 most restrictive states set 12 as the minimum hunting age and do not let a child accompany an adult on a hunt without completing hunter education training.

Although these eigenvalues are generally somewhat smaller for PIPER, because the rigid body approximation leads to a steeper increase in energy as we move away from the minimum along the most restrictive direction, both programs clearly indicate the existence of a restrictive subspace.

The final cell radius, will be the minimum value between and which represents the most restrictive cell radius under propagation and traffic criteria respectively.

The developed method provides the minimum detection limit of 5 ng/L, which is below the most restrictive standard imposed by the current regulations for AFM1 in dairy products.

The new administration might yet take a similar view.At a minimum, though, Bush officials are likely to demand that Microsoft eschew its most restrictive contracts with customers, excluding competitors' products from the PC desktop, and that it give competitors more access to technical information about the Windows operating system.

It ranked Saudi Arabia as the most restrictive country and the Middle East and North Africa as the most restrictive regions.

California has the most restrictive gun laws in the U.S.

Africa and Latin America have the most restrictive abortion laws in the world.