Sentence examples for required restrictions from inspiring English sources
Project Name: XINT Project Home Page: Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows or Macintosh Other Requirements: Active State Tcl (a) License: None required Restrictions to use: The interpretive software (XINT) and its documentation may be used for any purpose, provided that this notice is retained in all copies (or modified copies).
As in almost all optimization problems with conflicting objective functions, in this study, different optimal solutions (efficient designs) that meet required restrictions are obtained.
In some cases, individual documents in folders required restrictions on use although the bulk of material in the folder did not require such restriction.
In his written dissent, which was joined by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor, Justice Breyer said the majority had been too credulous in accepting the government's argument that national security concerns required restrictions on the challengers' speech and had "failed to insist upon specific evidence, rather than general assertion".
Prophet Muhammad explained that for that man incapable of controlling his anger -- the first two required restrictions notwithstanding -- any act, such as a "strike," must heal and "not so much as to leave a mark".
Severe cases have required restrictions of duties or even hospitalization or evacuation to the United Kingdom, and high illness rates can affect the operational capability of the military force (12 ).
Where required, restriction enzyme digests were performed to allow visualisation of similar sized PRT products.
Quantification of exon IIIb and IIIc for Fgfr1, Fgfr2, and Fgfr3 required restriction enzyme specific to discriminate the two isoforms.
It should be noted that regression with dummy coded variables for genetic risk of depression required restriction to MZ twins only and thus a substantial reduction in sample size.
It is shown that the complete proofs of both static and kinematic theorems require restrictions on the hydrostatic stresses.
To truly keep America's natural gas within our borders would require restrictions on exports to our big trade partners Canada and Mexico, and that would put the North American Free Trade Agreement at risk.
