Sentence examples for restricted lines from inspiring English sources

The Yalu River had many bends, and in some cases there were very restricted lines of approach without overflying the Yalu.

An open registry was maintained with restricted line breeding.

Whales can live with the tight, cutting, restricting lines for 6 months to a year before succumbing to injury, infection, or starvation, van der Hoop says.

In contrast to the high prevalence of expression observed in primary B-cell lymphoma samples, SAIL expression in cancer cell lines was found to be mostly restricted to lines of the myeloid lineage.

The advantages of such a locomotive for use on some of the heavily restricted main lines in Scotland, such as the Dumfries to Stranraer line, had been further demonstrated by the remarkable performance of Light Pacific number 34004 Yeovil on the ex Highland Railway line to Inverness during the British Railways 1948 Locomotive Exchange Trials.

The transform is also restricted to lines that are ± 45 degrees either side of the vertical, to prevent the detection of horizontal line artifacts at the base of the x-ray, such as measurement bars.

In addition, tracking and then capturing or killing Qaeda and Taliban leaders or fleeing members of the former Iraqi government required planning and missions not restricted by lines on the map of a region where borders are porous.

Furthermore, two phosphoprotein spots were found to be restricted to lines able to differentiate towards monocytes.

Resolving the precise neural anatomy of individual neurons can be difficult because even restricted GAL4 lines often label neurons with intertwined processes.

We operationalised 'Supermarket' to include national retailers with a substantial share of the food and non-alcoholic drinks market, and excluded specialist frozen food stores offering restricted grocery lines not comparable with the larger retailers.

The LINE-1 assays yield a measure that is restricted to LINE-1 regions that have an intact internal promoter.