Bay sands were thinner, 1 5 m in thickness and restricted in width only within the shallow layers of the model.
At the Chester end, the River Dee Company had managed to insert a clause into the Act which restricted the width of the final lock into the river to 7 feet.
For our space window, we restricted the width of squares to range from 0.02 km to 1 km, while the time window was varied from 1 to 6 months, where one month is approximated by a fixed four week interval.
Their width is restricted to the width of the dike, but they may extend great distances along it.
Reduced tillage practices can minimize soil disturbance by using less intensity, going shallower, and restricting the width or tilled-area.
This aperture acts as a wide pinhole and restricts the width of the cone of light that reaches any one photoreceptor, thereby providing a very limited degree of resolution.
The need of a conducting interlayer restricts the width of the cell and causes a 3% reduction in the geometrical fill factor of the module in comparison to the 2T approach.
Steel fibers were clearly observed to restrict the width of the shear cracks, as shown in Fig. 15.
You need to integrate the last expression in the range from zero to a thickness of several sustainable Debye screening, or, for example, restrict the width of the space charge region w: lambda ={displaystyle underset{0}{overset{w}{int }} ep y){mu}_p dy= e{mu}_p{displaystyle underset{0}{overset{w}{int }} p y) dy}}.
Across a wide range of costs of the plasmid (Figure 6) the non-conjugal plasmids were observed to restrict the width of copy numbers over which the RPS situation worked.
This helps to restrict the width of the boundary population to few (two-three) cells and contributes to polarizing ligand-receptor signaling towards the boundary and not against it, i.e. flanking ligands signal Notch towards the boundary but not against it since down-regulation of the Notch pathway in non-boundary cells inhibits the receptors' activity in those cells.
