Sentence examples for restricted in application from inspiring English sources

Some say that the principle falls under treaty, not customary, law and is hence restricted in application to states that are party to the relevant treaty; so Britain could not bring action for torture under universal jurisdiction against Mr Mugabe, because Zimbabwe is not a party to the UN Convention Against Torture.

Equation 2 is restricted in application to the existence of irreducible water condition, which often disappears after primary phase.

Traditional techniques for estimation of flood using historical rainfall runoff data are restricted in application for small basins due to poor stream gauging network.

Traditionally, EM wave absorbing materials, which are composed of magnetic metals or alloys particles, are restricted in application because of high specific gravity and formulation difficulty.

The term osteoarthritis is properly restricted in application to diarthrodial joints, thus, excluding the disk spaces [17].

However, in pristine form, PEEK exhibits poor wear resistance and higher coefficient of friction (~0.25 to 0.3) leading to frictional losses because of which the usage of PEEK is widely restricted in applications where energy efficiency is of utmost importance.

It is an additional complication that this law, if it is a law, may be restricted in its application to capitalism.

Although this simple approach has provided relatively good estimates of measured pile group behavior [5, 27], p-multipliers are extremely restricted in their application.

However, the eQTL approach is restricted in its application due to the cost of genome-wide profiling for a large number of animals.

However, even the enzymes described here are restricted in their application to polysaccharides, as shown by the significant potentiation of AbfA and Agu115 activities by Xyn10C.

Therefore, the traditional fuzzy adaptive filters are restricted in the applications of MTT.