Sentence examples for restricted locations from inspiring English sources

This pattern of faster, directed movement between area restricted locations was repeated; sunfish 3 moved faster between 30 and 31 December (>35 km d−1) before exhibiting slower speeds on 1 3 January, resulting in clustering of locations over these days, before a faster, directed movement on 4 January and slowing again on 5 January (Figure 2E, lower panel).

Watching this twisty thriller — which for long stretches finds Mr. McGregor's character sequestered in a Martha's Vineyard beach house in the dead of winter, another one of Mr. Polanski's secluded heroes in another one of his restricted locations — it is hard not to note that the film was completed by its director while confined to his own chalet in Gstaad, Switzerland.

The RNG k ε turbulence model is used to simulate the pressure distributions of the flow fields inside three notches with their corresponding typical structural grooves in order to analyze the changes of restricted locations along with the openings and, furthermore, to calculate the flow areas of the notches.

Middle Eastern states are often wary of social media use by their growing youth populations, and authorities in Kuwait and Egypt have already warned that players might be tempted to point their smartphones at restricted locations such as royal palaces, mosques, oil facilities or military bases.

These results suggest that the long tracts only occur in restricted locations in chromatin.

"UNICEF's efforts are now focused entirely on gaining access to all restricted locations where more than 40,000 children need urgent and lifesaving support.

The model and discretization are applied to both the deterministic and the stochastic continuous restricted location problem, where the latter is converted into a deterministic equivalent problem by minimizing the expected value of the objective function weighted by the probabilities of scenarios.

This became evident by (a) the morphological analysis of the epithelial cells, (b) the restricted location of brush border markers, (c) the loss of progeny of differentiated cells and finally, (d) functional protein transport analysis.

The structure of their work environment differs, because some specialties involve many patient contacts (internists), others have restricted location tasks (surgeons in the operating room), and again others are working more with technical equipment (radiologists) and can easily leave their location.

Consequently, the introduction of bans may help publicize the health impact of active and passive smoking on health and discourage smoking by restricting locations in which one can smoke.

"Then the options are to restrict location or timing or method of fishing, or some combination of all three," Dr. Croxall said.