Sentence examples for posing restrictions from inspiring English sources

AC resistance is shown to decrease on water MeOH wet samples with nanocomposites posing restrictions for electricity flow owing to the torturous path in the matrix.

Today, it continues to offer a wide-ranging program of interdisciplinary works of art, but the building's aging interiors are posing restrictions.

Both procedures affected patients' physical mobility, posing restrictions on walking ability and day-to-day activities.

To improve the computational efficiency of DPLSQ-TV, we developed an effective heuristic method, DPLSQ-HS, by speeding up the calculation of the minimum least squares error by posing restrictions to the number of combinations of incoming nodes.

Besides, in real scenarios, for improving the network reliability or other network performance, there are other kinds of interference that pose restrictions on link scheduling, such as the RTS and CTS control schemes used in 802.11-like MAC protocols.

The CIF format poses restrictions on acceptable CIF values, so that there are cases in which the contents of a file must be encoded (the most obvious case is a file containing a single '.' symbol, that would otherwise be ignored).

A potential reason for this might be the challenge of evaluating interventions in a scientifically sound manner in companies which might be unwilling to engage in such research or pose restrictions due to data-protection rights.

Yet, it is useful for our research topic to differentiate between interventions directed at the creation of a market and interventions that pose restrictions to the market process for moral, social or other reasons.

These two institutional arrangements may be justified by Arrow's analysis [ 17], which considers that the market poses restrictions to efficiency (a task for the innovation systems) and equity (a task for social welfare systems).

A combination of a latitudinal and a longitudinal comparison is generally considered most robust (although it could pose restrictions to sample size), and is currently being encouraged in FAO-supported IPM programs.

Some cities pose restrictions on the room and location of the massage room.