Sentence examples for restrictive formula from inspiring English sources

A question mark looms over whether the Modern Warfare 3 single-player mode can innovate beyond the restrictive formula of its predecessors.

The action comes as the city nears its $30 billion cap on how much it may borrow, a state-mandated limit that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Peter F. Vallone, the City Council speaker, say is based on an outdated, unnecessarily restrictive formula.

Greater structural diversity could be obtained by using a less restrictive formula search and by including other elements (such as nitrogen), which is the subject of a forthcoming study.

He serves his time at the World Bank and chafes against the bank's staid, restrictive formulas for intervention.

In this study we analyzed longitudinal data in the course of two different approaches of predominantly restrictive weight loss therapies, the bariatric procedure LSG, and a standardized calorie restricted formula diet.

The WEC's technical regulations are far less restrictive than Formula One and encourage innovation and interpretation, thus the three leading manufacturers (four including Nissan who join the series at Le Mans) have differing approaches.

To simplify things, here's my easy-to-remember formula: Restrictive clauses: that (desirable), no comma (essential).

Some of the analytical methods need transformation, and some of them deal with the equation without any transformation formula or other restrictive assumption.

Later Birman and Solomyak proved in [20] formula (1.5.1) under less restrictive assumptions.

This normal form is based on the PSAT normal form introduced by Finger and De Bona [11], and, although it may seem quite restrictive, we can show that all formulas in (mathcal {L}) can be brought to the normal form.

The agency's staff first proposed to set a price monitoring and mitigation formula that was much more restrictive than the one adopted today.