Sentence examples for shape limitation from inspiring English sources

The model overcomes the boundary shape limitation of traditional analytic model and could analyze the temperature field in complex profile and boundary, such as the two branch pipes of GHE.

These were open subnetworks i.e. no size and shape limitation; therefore a large number of subnetworks were identified making it an NP-hard problem.

Then, geometric principles and shape limitations of the whole structure are explained.

The size and shape limitations for single domain melt texturing of bulk monolith highlights the importance of joining processes.

However, the conventional techniques have several limitations, such as being manual-based processes, inconsistent procedures with shape limitations and the use of toxic organic solvents and porogens.

I pushed him out as he transformed into his adult self and the world he entered was not one of promise and potential, but shaped by limitations and scarcity with hope in short supply.

The monitoring technique we used for airflow, a nasal cannula and examination of the flow signal for the characteristic shape of flow limitation, should have detected subtle forms of sleep disturbed breathing in our sleep studies, but only rare occurrences of patterns of air flow consistent with flow limitation were found here.

In clinical practice, vascularized bioartificial bone grafts could change the principles of bone transplantation with minimal donor site morbidity and no shape or volume limitations.

Differences in pairwise Sørensen and Simpson indices, estimated with the ST data and the combined ST and NRP data, were positively associated with the distance between sampling locations, suggesting that species nestedness might be partially shaped by dispersal limitation.

We concluded that tree species distribution in New Caledonia is shaped by dispersal limitation rather than by environmental specialization.

The results reveal that if "friendly" is diversely interpreted in terms of car shapes, "sportive" denotes a very conventional representation which may be a limitation for shape renewal.