Sentence examples for restrictive limit from inspiring English sources
Second, we might adopt a more restrictive limit policy than Gupta and Belnap adopt.
But 150 MB is still a fairly restrictive limit, given the size of many of today's mobile games.
According to Castro et al. (2004), when the water demand is high in the watershed, the practice of applying a more restrictive limit may make it impossible to grant an adequate concession for surface water catchment for the existing demands in the region, leading to conflictive situations.
This can prevent local features such as defects or edges becoming corrupted by the registration but also limits the distortion correction to very diffuse long-range oscillations imparting a very restrictive limit to the distortion frequencies that are possible to compensate.
The least restrictive limit is simply that x SSB must be <6.5 nm, the largest dimension of the SSB.
The restriction provided by the ICNIRP about the average whole body leakage irradiation exposure may not exceed a power density of 10 W m−2 (1 mW cm−²), taking into account the most restrictive limit.
As a result, Ms. Gotbaum has called for stricter tint laws, hoping to make New York State's already restrictive limits on window tinting even more imposing.
In Florida, for example, top education officials are seeking to scale back part of a measure approved by voters in a referendum last year, to impose the most restrictive limits in the nation on class sizes.
"Yes, you could come up with a very restrictive system with very restrictive limits," he said, "and then have an independent expenditure committee come in and totally violate the spirit of what we were trying to accomplish".
Many of those bans have not yet been challenged; Dan Pochoda, legal director of Arizona's chapter of the A.C.L.U., called the ruling "the strongest and most definitive" so far on recent laws placing restrictive limits on abortions.
The plan would impose the most restrictive limits in the nation on class sizes in public schools, capping them at 18 students in kindergarten through third grade, 22 in the fourth through eighth grades and 25 in high school, by 2010.
