Sentence examples for restricted in size from inspiring English sources

France's Guiana colony in South America was restricted in size.

There are no back doors to the houses and the rear windows are restricted in size.

Natural law (the universal moral law inherent in human nature) is necessary because human beings, who are political by nature, must belong to a community, which may be restricted in size to one town or may extend over the whole earth.

The differ from communities of memory in the sense that they are more 'real', they are typically based on face to face social interaction at one point in time and consequently tend to be restricted in size.[14] The family is the prototypical example.

An approach proposed in the paper reduces a dimension of complex structures of periodic patterns to elementary patterns based on single events, e.g., processing of a single operation of relational algebra and it also reduces periodicity dimension to fixed and restricted in size periods between the repetitions of events.

The stadium was slightly restricted in size due to its proximity to Cardiff Rugby Club's home in the adjacent smaller stadium within Cardiff Arms Park.

Even more, corporations can give unlimited amounts of money to host committees, in contrast to individuals who are restricted in the size of their political donations.

"At present we are restricted in the size of boats we can bring into Kilkeel not only to land larger fish catches but also to come in for repairs by our marine engineering unit.

Standard NTF algorithms are very restricted in the size of tensors that can be decomposed.

While existing explicit finite difference schemes are generally restricted in the size of the time step that can be taken by the dimensions of the smallest cell, the schemes described here are capable of taking time steps dictated by the uniform grid spacing.

First, deletion is restricted in its size, and second, only two copies of a locus can be lost.