Sentence examples for probably restricted from inspiring English sources

If that point coincides with an incoming missile or aircraft, the target's electronics will be zapped.Small AESAs those light enough to fit on a plane such as a joint strike fighter F-355)—are probably restricted to zapping air-to-air and surface-to-air missiles (the air force is understandably reticent about supplying details of their capabilities).

Armour of overlapping scales of bronze, laced together or sewn onto a backing of padded fabric, is well represented in pictorial evidence and burial items from Mesopotamia, Palestine, and Egypt from about 1500 bc, though its use was probably restricted to a small elite.

However, these models are probably restricted for application since the test parameters adopted in the experiment are limited.

The landscape was stressed by volcanism, and the conjunction of these factors probably restricted the colonization and development of a full ecosystem, as happened worldwide after the end-Permian mass extinction.

As a result, the northern straits probably became very narrow or closed, even during interglacial sea level high stands, which probably restricted the nutrient supply from the North Pacific during this period.

Accordingly, the cells are massively affected by small grazers and pathogens and thus rapidly disintegrate after the culmination of the bloom, so that sedimentation of Phaeocystis-derived organic matter becomes probably restricted to the more refractory extracellular components of the colonies.

We don't want to be in the Treasury's way so we'd probably restrict maturity to less than 30 days so they have 30 days and up.I think Treasury is quite sympathetic to letting us do one or the other.

Shorter rhizome spacers at high plant density probably restrict patch expansion and cause discrete patch shapes.

Nonetheless, it should be pointed out that BBDF indeed exhibits more viscous than OBDF under low temperatures, which probably restricts its application in some occasions (e.g., deepwater or cold environment).

One would have to resort to using specialised software to do this, and this would probably restrict inspection to individual files and not to a sub-collection with specified properties.

Williams thinks that the government would probably restrict itself to pursuing Snowden through legal and diplomatic means and not try to pull off some weird, clandestine snatch and grab.