Sentence examples for restrictive projects from inspiring English sources

Ninety percent of our funding is tied to restrictive projects with very tight criteria.

It is suggested that since this was the smaller project, the particle swarm algorithm may be more suited to smaller, more restrictive projects.

With Max Payne 3, its strongest game, Rockstar shows that on linear, more restrictive projects, it truly thrives.

Recommendations to use local seed are rooted in scientific literature (Brown and Marshall 1995; McKay et al. 2005), but the practical translation of these data is highly variable and occasionally so restrictive that projects have been cancelled due to a lack of 'appropriate' seed (Wilkinson 2001).

If only his country with its grand projects, restrictive labour rules and social hierarchy showed similar flexibility, laments the 34-year-old Frenchman.

Some people believe the best tools are the most powerful and the least restrictive in terms of project approach.

For open-source entrepreneurs who believe their product can gain wide adoption without having to piggyback on the success of other open-source projects, a more restrictive license may be better in the longer run.

This review highlights prevention approaches that address social and societal influences, from school programs that attempt to change susceptibility of individual youth to tobacco, to community projects, media campaigns, restrictive policies, and tobacco pricing.

Unlike proprietary (or closed-source) systems, which are typically distributed as 'executable' files under restrictive licenses, open source software projects make their source code freely available under a permissive license (Millington, 2012; Balch, et al., 2015).

Consequently, relevant conclusions are obtained that lead to the most suitable construction solution depending on the most restrictive design criterion of the project.

The choice to focus on environmental pollutants in this project was intentionally restrictive.