Sentence examples for restraint space from inspiring English sources

It should further be noted that the bulk of the time is spent on computing the FFTs and a negligible part on computing the consistent distance restraint space (Supplementary Table S11).

It was concluded that closer restraint spacing may be required to harness significant benefit from strain-hardening and to develop the full CSM bending resistance, though the forces generated in the restraints were within current code requirements.

Neglecting beneficial interactions between neighbouring beam segments, to achieve the degree of rotation capacity required for Class 1 sections designed using the continuous strength method, closer restraint spacing than the minimum specified by EN 1993-1-1 (2005) is required.

In all tests, bending resistances in excess of the plastic moment capacity were observed, but in order to attain the levels of resistance predicted by the continuous strength method (CSM), which allows for strain-hardening, closer restraint spacing than the minimum specified by EN 1993-1-1 (2005) is required.

"Copenhagen is highly involved in these programmes and took a transparent decision that the young animal in question could not contribute to the future of its species further, and given the restraints of space and resources to hold an unlimited number of animals within our network and programme, should therefore be humanely euthanised".

Defined as the new social morphology of our society, ICT is both a structure and a process that enables the exchange, the redirection, and the reception of information, on a global scale, without restraints of space or time.

He gave us restraint, and open space, and clear logic, if burying his own identity a little bit.

Given Hong Kong's space restraints, that has been all to the good.

A 40-year-old couple living in a two-bed apartment when the first child comes along, may be able to cope with the space restraints at first, but if, at 50, they try to buy a home with a garden, they will be limited to a 20-year term by the likes of NatWest and Barclays which have ceilings of 70.

Due to space restraints, the examples in (47) demonstrate only some of these mid linkers.

The architecture is classic American Craftsman, but without the Greene and Greene space restraints, so the rooms are the size of Scotland, with gas-log fireplaces, tiffany lamps, spa-sized tubs, showers large enough to live in, private terraces, and even room for the giant chocolate-covered strawberries to sprawl among the William Morris soft furnishings.