Sentence examples for restricted tapes from inspiring English sources
In court last fall, the government stated that 69 people authorized by the court, mostly prosecutors, had viewed the restricted tapes.
Performance drop from middle to high inclination proved moderate: if allowing for twice as large mt/MS, increases are reduced to a factor of 4 in tf and a slight one in Nf, except for multi-ton satellites, somewhat more requiring because efficient orbital-motion-limited electron collection restricts tape-width values, resulting in tape length (slightly) increasing too.
If your school restricts tape, tape the wallpaper to magnets, then use it like that.
Motion of the subject is further restricted with tape to avoid disrupting the subject position when transiting the bed between systems.
And to top engineers, designers, and product visionaries, the moral of the Poke is that Facebook isn't a traditional company restricted by red tape.
Mr. Ruth's first act was to challenge part of the pardon deal that restricted his access to tapes.
Robin Boyd, not only an adventurous architect but a popular arbiter of architectural taste, used his bully pulpit in The Herald to welcome the slashing of "the red tape which restricted Melbourne".
"I recall Quincy Jones predicting that, unless home audio taping was restricted, there would never be another hit album that would sell as many as 5 million units".
However, this method would requires the same number of single-pancake coils as that of the HTS tape conductor, and hence the number of HTS tape conductors is restricted.
Mark my words, business would be affected by this: startup technology companies, already restricted by plenty of red tape associated with setting up a business would now have to build in plans for content ratings, tracing users, capturing data for the Home Office – you name it.
