Sentence examples for restrictive coupling from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, there is a competitive and restrictive coupling relationship between fatigue crack damage and rail wear.

There also exists a competitive and restrictive coupling mechanism between wear and plastic deformation, which is described by Zhong [14].

As the carbon content increases, there is a gradual transition from a wear-dominant to a fatigue-dominant mechanism due to the competitive and restrictive coupling between wear and fatigue, with the stronger mechanism becoming dominant.

This is the most restrictive effect that the coupling between the monolayers can have.

Furthermore, nothing in this exchange undermines our main point that there are many sensible things one can do to avoid the problem of the business cycle influencing the estimates of long-run trends, and that the evidence from nearly all of these – except a couple of restrictive or inappropriate approaches – points to disemployment effects of minimum wages.

In this study, we applied a systematic process of handling the survival data with multiple approaches coupled with restrictive sensitivity analyses.

While community mobilisation constitutes a core aspect of ASHAs' roles, lack of adequate support coupled with restrictive cultural and gender norms limit their capacity to engage and negotiate with their communities to create active and empowered citizens capable of claiming ownership of the health programme [ 20].

Unfortunately only in some rare instances has it been possible to analyse spiking networks directly (usually under some restrictive assumption such as global coupling) as in the spike-density approach [289], which makes heavy use of the numerical solution of coupled PDEs.

New, more restrictive, interpretations of traffic laws, coupled with constrained policing budgets, lie behind the Met's decision.

Some less restrictive structures found in some coupled dynamical networks also have many of the features of symmetric networks (including invariant subspaces, bifurcations that appear to be degenerate, and heteroclinic attractors) but without necessarily having the symmetries.

Rather than allow newly-legal same-sex marriages on its campus, Loyola University Chicago has formalized a policy so restrictive it excludes any gay couple -- and all but a few straight ones -- from having their wedding at school facilities.