Sentence examples for structure to limit from inspiring English sources

Traditional design of a seismic resistant system for a building structure has often relied on structural damage as the intended response of the structure to limit the increase in lateral force and to dissipate energy.

At the same time, mass culture invoked consumption, spectatorship, and artistic aspirations as possible threats to the stability of the family and social structure to limit the expansion of access to culture and cultural production.

During accelerated pollution tests at a pilot scale, the structure bioaugmented with pre-coated biofilms was more efficient than a non-inoculated structure to limit hydrocarbon leaching below 50 μg L−1 and to degrade hydrocarbons adsorbed to the gravels.

Its importance has been so well established that modern day schemes for ligand-based drug design often start with cyclization of linear peptides to rigidify peptide structure, to limit its conformational possibilities, and to find key pharmacophore elements in three-dimensional space.

We have exploited the cyclically banded structure of the frequency-domain channel matrix, as well as receiver windowing that enforces the cyclically banded structure, to limit the computational complexity, which is linear in the block length.

Social media tool queries were constructed using a Boolean structure to limit extraneous mentions (eg, reuters reporting on a hospital construction) and to capture abbreviations (eg, USNWR).

For one, the incubator has been structured to limit such murky conflicts, according to Clifford Nass, a professor of communication and an advisor to the project.

Obamacare's subsidies were structured to limit how much low- and middle-income Americans could be asked to pay for health insurance.

The answer lies in what JPMorgan actually acknowledged in the S.E.C. case, and how that settlement was carefully structured to limit its potential fallout.

Car manufacturers have to develop lightweight structures to limit the weight-increase induced by the new advanced powertrain systems for hybrid and electrical vehicles.

In using 'rhetorical spaces' Code is thinking of the ways in which our discourses are structured to limit what can count as meaningful, be taken seriously, yield insight, expect uptake, and so on (1995, ix x; with continued discussion in Code 2006).