Sentence examples for restrictive space from inspiring English sources

Special attention is to be aimed to the structural design of the UL, because of highly restrictive space requirements.

With the iPhone, developers had the attractiveness of having plenty of digital real estate to work with, but the Watch's small form factor has challenged them to create experiences in a very restrictive space.

Also, in order to build the test facility more efficiently within its restrictive space requirements, we designed the lattice of the test facility newly and then, with this newly designed lattice, in order to demonstrate that the test facility performs well, the start-to-end beam simulation needs to be carried out.

We showed that a less restrictive space is required to produce a diversified set of molecular gates, but accordingly the design space should be constructed by considering a few essential design elements of the molecular gates, e.g., the placement of the receptor sites and the base pairing complementary of the conserved region.

Research measuring stress-related variables in cattle has focused on parturition [ 1], routine handling [ 2, 3], mixing with unfamiliar cattle [ 4, 5], transportation [ 6, 7], restrictive space allowance during indoor housing [ 8], and weaning of the calf [ 9].

That they must not play leisurely on the flanks, but learn to work in tight, restrictive spaces inside.

Without a clear understanding of the functions of corridors in pastoral mobility (i.e. requirements of water and pasture associated with stopping points along corridors), formalization can result in corridors acting as restrictive spaces for livestock.

This also can become restrictive as space is needed for riser applications and other platform fundamentals that contribute to the platforms vital functions.

A more general null-space solution scheme and a somewhat restrictive range-space solution scheme are outlined to solve the discretized equations resulting from the use of NURBS.

In 2011, the British Medical Association called for all private vehicles to be added to existing bans on smoking in enclosed public spaces throughout the UK [ 1], highlighting the restrictive interior spaces in vehicles, the specific vulnerabilities to second-hand smoke of children and elderly people, and children's lack of agency to refuse to share a vehicle with smokers [ 1].

In this paper, we work in the setting of hyperbolic spaces introduced by Kohlenbach [7], which is more restrictive than the hyperbolic space introduced in Goebel and Kirk [8] and more general than the hyperbolic space in Reich and Shafrir [9].