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First, they do not accept Galileo's restriction of possible causes to mechanically intelligible causes.

Just as we avoid the spatial ambiguity by restricting our array spacing to half-wavelength, we can avoid this ambiguity by restricting the switching delay to less than one PRI, because, in order to avoid Doppler ambiguities, we already have the restriction of possible Doppler frequencies to ).

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13 The effects of treatment on QoL, pain and any restrictions of possible everyday functions and activities of the patient were assessed in comparison with baseline values using the validated CDQ-24.

In this exercise, quarantine referred to restriction at home of possible carriers of the agent, who were identified through contact tracing.

We have developed a mathematical model describing the dynamics of cells of n different differentiation stages under the restriction that the number of possible cell divisions is limited by an arbitrary number m (see Methods for the details of the model).

The circular-linear correlation requires a mild restriction of the range of possible regression slopes between the circular and linear variables, which in this case describes the distance traveled by a theta sequence within a theta cycle (Kempter et al., 2012).

The fact that x S S B e f f can be no greater than the size of the SSB (i.e., 0 < x SSB < 6.5 nm) places a restriction on the range of possible values N w can have for each Δ x.

The menu is lavish, particularly regarding the varieties of game-bird, but there is a ready acknowledgment of possible restrictions.

With gun-control legislation getting more serious discussion than it has in years, gun sales are spiking as enthusiasts stock up in advance of possible restrictions.

This was demonstrated, Mr. Harrison said, in a survey that identified the targets of possible restrictions, like being jailed without a warrant, as "Muslim or Arab" to half of those polled, but without any specific identification to the other half.

Under the European Convention on Human Rights, freedom of expression is subject to a wide range of possible restrictions, including national laws banning speech likely to incite or "stir up" hatred against people on the basis of race, ethnic origin, religion or sexual orientation.

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