Sentence examples for virtually restricted from inspiring English sources

make up a type of synusia virtually restricted to tropical rainforests.

Formal learning was virtually restricted to the institutions attached to the temples.

His consciousness was virtually restricted to a second or two and no lasting memory traces could apparently be formed.

"With no open search procedure, no criteria, no vetting of candidates, no statement of intent, no interview, and a list virtually restricted to those who have declared themselves, it is something of a miracle that the United Nations has been as well served as it has".

Representations of cats are not particularly abundant in Chavin art and are virtually restricted to Phases AB and C. In most cases there is no question that the cat represented is a jaguar, the identification being given by conventionalized jaguar markings.

At that time, the K1 haplogroup was present in West, South, East, and North Europe with its main branches (K1a, K1b) and rarer branch like K1e, whereas K1f was virtually restricted to the Alps since it has not been observed outside this region.

Most importantly, layer II/III VIP neurons virtually restrict their dendritic trees to layers I and II/III, but spread their axons across all layers of the barrel cortex.

This palm can grow in tropical rainforests or can develop a particular type of virtually monospecific communities restricted to warm and wet lowlands of the Orinoco and Amazon basins.

"Best of" editors have the benefit of choosing from a virtually unlimited field, restricted only by taste, knowledge and stamina; Philip Hensher, at the iron man end of the scale, estimates that he read 20,000 stories in two years when deciding on the contents of his two-volume Penguin Book of the British Short Story.

Since they have the intrinsic ability to multiply during the transposition process, they are almost inevitably repeated, with a virtually unlimited copy number, restricted only by the carrying capacity of their environment i.e. the genome.

Rights of public stockholders are not so much restricted as virtually nonexistent.