Sentence examples for restrictions posed from inspiring English sources

There are many design restrictions posed by availability of commercial materials.

Indeed, the restrictions posed by the impracticality of changing the infrastructure have forced traffic planners to become more creative.

Up to now, the molecules that have proven to be effective cannot access the brain due to the restrictions posed by the blood-brain barrier (BBB).

Alas, Mr. Gilmour lamented on a conference call Thursday, the thrill is gone, thanks to financial problems and restrictions posed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

To overcome the stringent timestep restrictions posed by the predominantly used explicit methods for integration in time the Euler (or Navier Stokes) equations are usually replaced by modified versions.

In the villages, home to 95% of Afghans, where women have always lived within the confines of the chaderei - the all-concealing cloak the Taliban made mandatory - the restrictions posed no problem.

Licensing restrictions pose further difficulties.

The new restrictions pose "serious risks, both scholarly and academic", he said.

Ronald K. L. Collins, a scholar at the First Amendment Center in Washington, said such restrictions pose certain dangers, however.

Mr. Rogers's supporters insist that he has kept pace, even as they acknowledge that the fund-raising restrictions pose challenges.

However, operational, service and scheduling restrictions pose an obstacle to that, while "credit, or the risk of not getting paid for the gas, is an important consideration".