Sentence examples for restrict the behavior from inspiring English sources
Faced with increasingly impatient homeowners, residents and businesses, communities long known for their tolerance of the homeless, like San Francisco, have taken a harder stance by trying to restrict the behavior and presence of the homeless in public areas.
His adversaries in the debate are the so-called realists in the field of international relations: diplomats, political leaders, and philosophers who oppose using moral standards to restrict the behavior of states outside their borders, not to mention applying the principle of due process to war crimes.
The Oklahoma case stands out as an extreme move to restrict the behavior of political activists.
The procedure assumes that the large-sized jumps are identically distributed, but otherwise allows for very general dynamic dependencies in jump occurrences, and, importantly, does not restrict the behavior of the "small" jumps or the continuous part of the process and the temporal variation in the stochastic volatility.
Here we present a new strategy for constructing experimental chambers that restrict the behavior of flies to within a monolayer.
Enforcement will not be easy, but restricting the behavior of American corporations abroad is not new.
This will lead local government officials to compete with each other for regional economic development and political promotion, thereby restricting the behavior of local government officials and encouraging local government officials to protect investors' property right (Montinola et al. 1995; Qian and Weingast 1997; Maskin et al. 2000; Zhou 2008; Xu 2011).
The numerical analysis restricts the behavior consistent with the experiments to the domain outlined in black in Fig. 3a.
For simplification, we restrict the material behavior of the micro-RVE to linear thermo-chemo-elasticity.
The ZnO coating on LTO may be an effective method to restrict the gassing behavior of LTO based battery.
Note that the conditions on (hat{Gamma }_v^{* x_1 x_2}) only restrict the voting behavior when the two mainstream candidates support different policies (in which case, the voters' preferred policy is E).
