Sentence examples for restrictions arising from inspiring English sources
As a concession to entice North Korea back to the talks, the United States agreed to discuss the financial restrictions arising from the counterfeiting issue, a gesture that has been criticized inside and outside the administration.
Nokes's successful academic career, his research, writing and teaching, were achieved in spite of poor health and irksome physical restrictions, arising from the effects of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and, in the late 1990s, a serious stroke.
The discretization near the fluid-body interface is based on a volume-of-fluid approach with a redistribution procedure to maintain conservation while avoiding time step restrictions arising from small cells where the boundary intersects the mesh.
In this paper, we propose and examine an extremely versatile optical code, the adaptive resonance code (ARC), which has the least MAI under arbitrary restrictions arising from designing optical CDMA systems.
On the basis of the values of the combined-digital data fields (soil types+vegetation of basic polygons of the basic map+special restrictions arising from mesochore type or CORINE land use type) defined using theoretical and field observation data, queries were made to ascertain the distribution of natural VSTs.
For instance, a uniqueness result was indicated in paper [8] of Green and Lindsay by supplementing the restrictions arising from thermodynamics with certain definiteness assumptions.
To do so, they develop a procedure based on single-equation models that includes the restrictions arisen from the fact that some components share common features.
The issue of whether to revise spectrum restrictions arose during the commission's debate over whether to approve AT&T's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile last year, and again during its consideration this summer of Verizon's purchase of spectrum assets from cable companies.
Such restrictions arise from the second derivative bounds in Section 3 of [20] and do not affect the main examples as presented there in Section 8.
These restrictions arise from the limited expressive power of the language in which the theory is formulated, it seems that on a natural extension of the theory, the restriction should vanish, in which case the theory would be a variant of t4.
The wide range of scenarios (with or without connectivity restriction) arising from vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-roadside communications have opened up new security challenges which must be considered by payment systems designers to achieve the same security capabilities independently of the scenario where the payment occurs.
