Sentence examples for restricted terms from inspiring English sources

Considering L ( R [ u n ] + N [ u n ] ) as restricted terms, one can derive a Lagrange multiplier as λ ( s ) = − 1 s m. (9).

However, despite such a rich legacy, it remains not uncommon to encounter software and datasets that are distributed under unnecessarily restricted terms, or that violate terms of third-party products (software or data).

Putin served two terms as president (2000-08) and became prime minister between 2008-12 to get around constitutional limits restricting terms of office.

As a result, the restricting terms of their medical benefits could impede the participants' ability to establish long-term relationships with their primary care doctors.

Rather than expedite the term addition process here, we used the Phenex software to restrict term choices primarily to higher-level attribute qualities (Figure 3).

You're restricted in terms of what you can do for both budget and time reasons.

I believe patient choice is an illusion as I am restricted in terms of where I can refer and what treatments I can use.

The first few weeks of the diet, what Atkins calls the induction phase, is the most severely restricted in terms of what you can eat.

"The news-stand is a tough place to compete and you are quite restricted in terms of how brave you can be with covers and with your brand".

No-contact rule in lacrosse Since its introduction to Britain 125 years ago, female players have been restricted in terms of the game's contact rules.

"You're restricted in terms of numbers and in this first season of no emergency loans it makes it very difficult because if you pick up some injuries like we have then the squad can look threadbare".