Sentence examples for restricting the range of from inspiring English sources
But there can be progress by restricting the range of the enemy.
The other bills would address issues like further restricting the range of locations where vendors can park their carts.
The introduction of a slope limiter allows these oscillations to be eliminated, but yields numerical diffusion, thus restricting the range of applications of the scheme.
However, this independent anonymization may limit the data fusion capabilities, thereby severely restricting the range of analyses that can be performed on the data and, consequently, the knowledge that can be generated from them.
However, most supercapacitors still suffer from limited energy densities originating from the intrinsic charge/discharge mechanism based on adsorption/desorption of carrier ions, thus restricting the range of applications.
Contemporary theories, therefore, tend to focus less on the motivational features of reinforcement, and more on the role of reinforcement in restricting the range of behaviors likely in a given context.
Many habitats have been extensively modified by agriculture, thus restricting the ranges of certain species that were formerly more widespread.
Two alternative ways were employed to alleviate the problem of low discretionary power of DEA: fixing some of the outputs to the same level in different silvicultural systems and restricting the ranges of multipliers in the DEA model.
We calculated three delta indices, PΔ1039, PΔ4069, and PΔ7099, for time periods 2010 2039, 2040 2069, and 2070 2099, restricting the ranges of climate values for future projections to those of the training models to avoid spurious prediction.
Natural selection has tailored the developmental characteristics of animals to the natural ranges of variation of their environments, so that human restriction of those environments tends to restrict the range of variety within species dependent on them.
That, to some extent, restricted the range of actions that we had.
