Sentence examples for restricted exchange from inspiring English sources

Restricted exchange involved just two groups of men exchanging women (for example, their sisters).

Within sets of elementary structures (or positive rules), Lévi-Strauss made a further distinction between systems of "restricted exchange" and those of "generalized exchange".

First, RE-perovskite-type oxides present a restricted exchange current density.

"Maybe in bays which have a restricted exchange with open oceans it may work, it may give some local relief.

Fjords and inshore waters are especially sensitive to the processes of hypoxia because of the restricted exchange with the sea [14].

New emphasis on tissue flows following increased attention on ensuring their correct ethical guardianship had mounted in the preceding decade leading to restricted exchange under new regulatory scrutiny and bureaucratic accountability.

The results show that it is not possible to restrict exchange transacylation reactions, progressing in the course of polymerization, by kinetic tools.

Shallow banks and shoals along the outer periphery of the Gulf restrict exchanges with the open Atlantic Ocean.

The large, shallow banks (Nantucket Shoals, Georges Bank, and Browns Bank) restrict exchanges between the Gulf of Maine and the open Atlantic, and create a marginal sea distinctive from the relatively smooth and open continental shelf to the south.

This can explain the high AT content of obligate endosymbionts or intracellular parasites which are adapted to a restricted niche, undergo restricted gene exchange, and possibly mutate at a high rate due to the loss of DNA repair genes [43].

The metapopulation lineage species definition leads to operational species delimitation approaches that recognize sets of populations that freely exchange genes in nature but have no or very restricted gene exchange with other sets of populations [ 18].