Sentence examples for of restricted size from inspiring English sources

The object is simple: individually, or in two teams of two (doublettes) or three (triplettes), you have to get your own balls (steel; of restricted size and weight; marked and engraved as you choose) as close to the jack (the cochonnet, or piglet) as possible.

Our constructed CanProFu is of restricted size and might miss some cancer fusion events that are not included in this primary database.

The results obtained indicate that the interaction between multi-frusta configurations without shell improves the system's specific energy absorption (SEA), the SEA of multi-frusta tubes can be improved by the rigid outer shell, and the overall energy absorption of restricted size structures benefit from having an appropriate number of multi-frusta configurations.

> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> We have presented MIP Scaffolder which partitions the scaffolding problem into subproblems of restricted size and solves these subproblems exactly with mixed integer programming.

The availability of precisely or at least restricted sizes of small HA polymers produced by recombinant technology has allowed studies that suggest a much more complex functional repertoire and interplay of high molecular weight HA versus HA fragments than previously suspected.

Perplexed officials say they're coming to the conclusion that while property owners typically like the idea of restricting the size of neighbors' houses, they often balk when it comes down to adopting zoning changes that might limit their own options as well.

Using an orthotopic murine model of spontaneously metastasising osteosarcoma, we show for the first time that systemic delivery of PEDF is capable of restricting the size of established primary and secondary osteosarcoma.

In a speech last year, he suggested that if banks are too big to fail, they are simply too big; but unlike the Obama administration, Britain has so far rejected the idea of restricting the overall size of financial institutions.

But the prospect of an agricultural land rush created so much controversy that Mr. Putin's government agreed to a compromise that banned foreign ownership of farms and restricted the size of farms that Russians could assemble.

The diameter of the tunnels restricted the size of the trains, and the small carriages with their high-backed seating were nicknamed padded cells.

Other groups of animals were restricted in size and niches; mammals, for example, rarely exceeded the size of a cat, and were generally rodent-sized carnivores of small prey.