Sentence examples for restricted accordingly from inspiring English sources

One cause could be the difference in scope; the CSC are a set of "security actions" [49] and are restricted accordingly, meanwhile an insurer has no such restriction.

Intuitively, the world set W of M is restricted to those worlds w ∈ W where φ holds, and the valuation function V and epistemic relations Ri are restricted accordingly.

An optimized equation maybe drawn between the frame rate of the sensor available and the time taken for the CMKF to predict, and the size of the database maybe restricted accordingly (as mentioned in Section 3.6).

But here a second point can be made, and that is that, even if use of the term "intrinsic value" is restricted accordingly, it is arguable that, contrary to Korsgaard's contention, all final value does after all supervene on intrinsic properties alone; if that were the case, there would seem to be no reason not to continue to use the term "intrinsic value" to refer to final value.

Alternatively, search can be restricted accordingly in a cue-wise manner.

Who would ever want to empower officious technocrats to issue warnings along the lines of: be forewarned: if you express certain political views, you may be committing a crime; guide and restrict yourself accordingly?

Philosophy of language is accordingly restricted by him to that domain of linguistic inquiry which is tied up with the science of mind or consciousness.

The operator A ˜ is accordingly restricted to A. The resulting operator equation is A x = y where the operator A maps the imbalance x of the rotor in terms of mass imbalance and pitch angle deviation to the displacement y in the nodes that can be observed by measurements.

Accordingly, we restricted our analysis of the individual cohorts to the Gompertz equation [23]: Aexp(αx), where A is the age-independent rate of mortality and α is the age-dependent rate of mortality increase.

Accordingly, we restricted our analytic cohort to those undergoing an elective percutaneous coronary intervention with a diagnosis of stable coronary artery disease (n=1004).

Accordingly, we restricted our attention to Ranoidea (sensu[ 6, 10]), because there seems to be little doubt that Ericabatrachus is a member of this taxon [ 5, 9].