Sentence examples for outer restrictions from inspiring English sources

We seek a holiday from our inner and outer restrictions, a more intense sense of the here and now, the beauty and value of the world we live in.

Each primer sequence contains an outer and inner restriction enzyme site for cloning the HCMV sequences at the multiple cloning site (MCS) of the yeast and mammalian expression plasmids, respectively (Table S1) (Supporting Information).

In our model, we distinguished diffusion restriction induced by mitochondrial outer membrane from diffusion restriction formed by SR and associated cytoskeleton proteins.

The combination of mitochondrial outer membrane and MitoR restriction would determine the diffusion restriction between mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation and actomyosin ATPases.

The boundary conditions included holding the apical bone surface (movement restriction of outer bone surface) and keeping the ligatures tight with a spring nodal tie, while torque was applied at the two ends of the wire.

Beyond the evident improvements in precision and detail, we were led to the discovery that the net attracting (repelling) force on the plates is independent of the contact angles that occur on their outer sides; thus the restriction made in [5] to plates with identical angles on the two sides is superfluous.

( g:{R}^{n_x+{n}_y}to {R}^{n_l} )are rrespectively the Restrictions of the outer optimization problem and the inner layer optimization problem.

Note that the largest possible diffusion restriction on mitochondrial outer membrane predicted by our model (Km(ADP) = 0.15 mM) would suggest a very small permeability of diffusion restrictions between myofibrils PBladeR.

We show that, with an appropriate choice of inner step size, the time step restriction on the outer time step is similar to the CFL condition for the hyperbolic conservation law.

On the basis of our analysis, we have confirmed previous findings of a significant restriction by the outer mitochondrial membrane.

The green belt's planning restrictions have preserved the outer reaches of Metroland – places such as Chorleywood – ever since the 1947 Town and Country Planning Act.