Sentence examples for natural restriction from inspiring English sources

Spatiotemporal separability is a natural restriction to physics of David Lewis's (1986, p. x) principle of Humean supervenience.

Statistical query (SQ) learning model of Kearns is a natural restriction of the PAC learning model in which a learning algorithm is allowed to obtain estimates of statistical properties of the examples but cannot see the examples themselves (Kearns, 1998 [29]).

The opposable thumbs of the Homo habilis may have been an evolutionary leap that enabled the use of tools, but the restriction on the number of hands to two poses a natural restriction on the number of tools that can be simultaneously operated.

Many SNP discrimination strategies employ natural restriction endonucleases to discriminate between allelic states.

The reverse primer for amplification of IL-11Rα contained an additional 5' overlapping sequence on IL-11 at position 86 where a natural restriction site XhoI occurs.

This method is based on the use of arbitrary degenerate nucleotides reflecting natural restriction sites or site-dependent nucleotides in the genomic DNA to design universal primers.

These activities should be completed by educational programs and inclusion of natural restrictions in regional and local planning and land-use regulations.

In this paper we investigate representing linearly ordered sets as branch spaces of trees where the trees satisfy certain natural restrictions designed to make them less complicated than the set we are seeking to represent.

By introducing function in a population dynamics approach, I study the role of division of labor in tissue optimality when cell turn-over and limitation of space and resources are imposed as natural restrictions of a living tissue.

For the case (0< p<1) it is expected that the inequalities (12) and (13) hold in the reversed direction but now with the natural restrictions I_{1}= int_{0}^{infty} int_{0}^{infty}k x,y f(x g y),dx,dy< infty (14) and I_{2}= int_{0}^{infty} biggl( int_{0}^{infty}k x,y f(x),dx biggr) ^{p},dy< infty, (15) so the reversed inequalities (12) and (13) make sense.

The problem presents natural restrictions: (a) the number of entering cars and exiting cars is different for each street of the intersection and (b) the interval of time given for vehicles to the green light is equal to the red light in the respective opposite direction.