Sentence examples for restricted spots from inspiring English sources

WITH the notable exception of Africa, hot zones like Iraq and Afghanistan and restricted spots like Cuba, few corners of the world seem to be off limits to intrepid home buyers anymore.

Given that carbon nanotubes have high thermal conductivity, this excess thermal energy can be transferred to the other end of the nanotube and, thus, cause local heating of restricted spots.

"We typically restrict spots to 15 seconds," says Lou Giacalone, an AdSpace founder.

Locally highly restricted "hot spots" of soil and sediment contamination evolved as of the Bronze Age, visible even on continental scale geochemical maps[3].

ScMsx1, ScMsx2, ScBmp4 and ScPitx2 expressions were restricted to spots covering each developing tooth bud during the ED stage (Fig.  4d, f, n and r).

At middle level of the main Cu, when pars rotunda and pars triangularis are present, they grow small and the immunoreactivity is restricted to spot-like regions embedded in the dorsomedial cuneate fascicle.

The lists of DE genes from the union of global and pairwise analysis restricted (1,374 DE spots) or not (1,858 DE spots) to autosomes were compared through GeneCodis.

In 16 out of 20 runs, two clusters (clusters 1 and 2; Fig. 2) were almost completely restricted to northern spotted owls, whereas California spotted owls had high membership in cluster 3 (mean membership of 88.6%) and Mexican spotted owls had high membership in cluster 4 (mean of 95.3%).

This restricts any spot displacement to be within a small fraction of the spot size for good quality angiograms.

External anodization was restricted to selected spots leaving an aluminum mechanically strong frame.

In comparing this morphology to spontaneous differentiation morphology, BMP-treated cells were usually bigger and homogeneously shaped, while spontaneous differentiation tended to be restricted to discrete spots, not synchronic and morphologically heterogeneous (data not shown).