Sentence examples for restrictive boundary from inspiring English sources

Various feasibility studies have been performed to evaluate the consequences of FA designs with low Gd-concentrations (low-Gd designs) for Siemens PWRs and non-Siemens PWRs, for which more restrictive boundary conditions with respect to critical boron concentration and peaking factors have to be fulfilled.

From a chemist's perspective, bioorthogonal reaction development has unusually restrictive boundary conditions.

They've helped to expose a major defect of the entire design process thus far: the attempt to contain architecture within such restrictive boundaries that it cannot perform its legitimate poetic function.

The movie established a significant pattern both for Poitier himself and for the black actors who followed him: by refusing roles that played to racial stereotypes, Poitier pushed the restrictive boundaries set by Hollywood and made inroads into the American mainstream.

There are thinkers greater than I engaged in some interesting (but often navel-gazing) debates on the subject (for example, the ongoing discussions between narratologists and ludologists), but I'd like to expand the notion beyond the restrictive boundaries of the traditional electronic computer game genre to include "games" which occur without the spoon of formal structure.

Such displays reveal new perspectives of old interpretations by breaking the restrictive boundaries of disciplinary research domains.

As a result, including straightforward restrictive boundaries in the syllabus would not only improve the instructors' status in the eyes of the learners but also clear up the confusion which some student might have about the course.

North Korean art doesn't frequently make an appearance outside of the restrictive boundaries of the DPRK, but an all-North Korean painting exhibition has just landed in U.S. soil thanks to the effort of artist-turned-curator B.G. Muhn.

Jenkins, Bugeja and Barber (2014), compared the effect of additional course content information and additional restrictive course boundary information such as fixed deadlines and expectations on students' perception of instructor's effectiveness showed that addition of the latter leads to a more positive impression.

It provides a way to step outside of the restrictive bounds of one's culture, revealing alternatives, breaking down boundaries.

Instead, people said "eastside" and "westside" to denote the old race-restrictive covenant boundary along Main Street, and retained South Central for the whole.