Sentence examples for mostly constrained to from inspiring English sources

Dial M for Murder has a romping plot, a gloriously slimy villain and – thanks to the fact that (as in Rope before and Rear Window after) the action is mostly constrained to one room – some of the weirdest, tricksiest camera work of Hitchcock's career.

Seawater types are mostly constrained to the coastal areas as they show typical seawater mixing.

As already mentioned, because psychological research on MtL is mostly constrained to educational institutions, MtL is typically measured and analyzed with respect to learners' current educational activities and the particular learning contents of those activities.

However, our hazard and probability maps show that the hazard due to ballistic ejecta on the eastern and western lake shore is mostly constrained to a ring of a few hundred metres around the crater lake.

The resultant diagram is shown in Fig. 4 and the majority of alluvium samples fall in Field 3 (Na Cl) suggesting that the waters show typical seawater mixing and are mostly constrained to the coastal areas.

In the early evolution stage (at approximately 200 ion gyroperiods), the fluctuation energy is mostly constrained to a limited frequency range, forming line-shaped structures in the spectral domain that are identified as the realization of dispersion relations for the ion Bernstein mode and the oblique cyclotron mode.

(While admiring them you can snack on the fat of the land, as represented by purslane, a tiny salad green, wild cherry tomatoes and fresh guavas).The avian reconquista is slow, mostly still constrained to the desolate corner overlooked by Louie's Ledge, on the steep, wetter and windswept Eastern side of the island, far from the vast ghost colonies of the west.

On the other hand, mobile stations' (MSs) capabilities and operation time are mostly constrained due to their limited battery resources.

Velocity power spectra are strongly influenced by the terrain complexity, whereas the effects of the mountain and surface roughness are mostly constrained up to the double mountain height.

In fact, it could be more illuminating to consider associative overdominance not as a mechanism at all, but just as a side effect created by selection when it is constrained to operate mostly against homozygotes: an illusion of advantage for heterozygotes that, occasionally, concurs with some increase of neutral diversity.

Nissen and Wolski were constrained to meta-analyze studies that mostly had <5 events in all, several indeed with 0 events.