Restricted by the working principles, the traditional ring rolling technologies are only fit for fabricating concentric rings while it is difficult for them to fabricate eccentric rings.
The Burstein-Moss effects demonstrate that a certain amount of extra energy is required to excite valence electron to higher states in the conduction band since a doubly occupied state is restricted by the Pauli principle, which causes the enlargement of the optical bandgap [54].
It should be noted that any histological approach for differentiation of M1 and M2 macrophages is in principle restricted by the fact that there are no known markers with exclusive expression on either one of these macrophage subtypes.
Rawls calls this the "principle of restricted utility," (JF 120, 126) since the pursuit of social utility is restricted by the basic liberties, fair opportunities, and a fixed social minimum.
We're not restricted by the area.
Insights into the formation of glaciated landscapes can, in principle, be obtained by analysing modern ice-sheet beds, but terrain analyses beneath modern ice sheets are restricted by the inaccessibility of the bed.
Such benefits were severely restricted by the 1996 law.
The UAV traverse measurements are not restricted by the presence of adequate roads like in the case of car traverse, and thus, routes design can be flexible; in principle, even traversing the very vicinity of the plume vents is possible.
We're no longer restricted by the limitations of transmitters.
In set theories based on intuitionistic logic, predicativity is usually achieved by restricting the principles of separation and power set, as these appear to be the main sources of impredicativity (when the infinity axiom is assumed).
However, hunting is limited to certain species and restricted by a series of ecological principles and legal requirements, which application has been surrounded by fierce controversy.
