Sentence examples for restricting applications from inspiring English sources

Restricting applications, restricting the use of location on the device, blocking Flash, and now potentially taking advertising in house these moves are taken from the carrier's playbook with the hope of locking out meaningful competition.

The cases of fatal pneumonitis are clearly of some concern, potentially restricting application of anti-PD-1 in bothethe adjuvant and the neo-adjuvant settings.

In evidence to the committee, Donaldson said he did not have "sole or overall responsibility" for attempts to restrict applications from non-EU doctors.

Tanna agrees judicial review is often the only thing that works and would be alarmed at any moves to restrict applications.

The letters sent this week by Pennsylvania regulators made no mention of any plans to test river sediment or to restrict applications on land of sludge from these waste treatment plants that are accepting drilling waste.

Such restricted applications of 2D semantics are intended to systematize and explain uncontroversial aspects of linguistic understanding.

It holds particular relevance to biology, where sensitivity and resolution constraints restrict applications both in fundamental biophysics and in medicine.

The high cost of powerful, large-stroke, high-stress artificial muscles has combined with performance limitations such as low cycle life, hysteresis, and low efficiency to restrict applications.

So, I shall start with Conditional Coherence and I shall add the axiom of Countable Additivity[17] only to restricted applications where the domain Ω, when infinite, is countable.

It's not like Apple restricts applications for OS X on its Macs; doing that would cause an uproar just like it would on Windows.

Lack of organized data on wind energy potential of the country covering entire regions has been one of the reasons for restricted applications in Ethiopia.