Sentences with phrase «limited form»

I'd much prefer to see us go back to a more limited form of listing information.

We part in the flow before I can tell him that F1 will be going green, in limited form, in 2009.

The alternative minimum tax for individuals, which limits tax breaks for wealthy taxpayers, is retained in more limited form.

A more open world design with room for true exploration, even in relatively limited form, would have been greatly appreciated.

There are certainly advantages to the single limit form of auto liability insurance in comparison with split - limit auto coverage.

I believe style is a way to express who you are without saying it word, it is the armor for everyday life and your budget shouldn't limit this form of self expression.

I think there is a good chance... but in vastly limited form.

Can the bar association limit this form of advertising?

It is best to limit this form of stimulation to only 10 minutes as any more may signal your body to produce more milk then it already is.

We were able to use it in limited form, and for the most part, it wasn't that smart.

Speaking of the locales environment interaction is included, albeit in relatively limited form.

In many states, liability auto insurance is available in split or single limit form, but usually not both.

Namely, that we must start appreciating whatever limited form of political solidarity we share, rather than continuing on a disastrous road of integrating Europe literally «at all costs».

In fact, Ferris told me in an interview, «few thinkers prior to the advent of the American liberal - democratic experiment thought democracy could work in any but the most limited forms» and that most political theorists believed that «the common people are too stupid and ignorant to be trusted electing their leaders.»

This is significantly higher than even the best rewards credit cards - though keep in mind your rewards will take a rather limited form (exchangable for mostly more Amtrak rides).

I mean, if you love Star Wars then at some point you've drooled over the idea of giant capital ships unleashing huge barrages of fire upon each other, and Armada promises this, albeit in a naturally limited form that needs the player's imagination to work.

This has been done in a more limited form with PS4 / Vita Cross-save, but I love the idea of every game I buy on a system having support for this.

If we need a gimmick, Sora could swap between Limit forms, using up his EX bar.

Many of the leading abstract creatives of the first half of the 20th century were in one way or another briefly connected to it, influenced by it, practiced it, but later abandoned it for less limiting forms.

This is a very limited form of coverage.

Collision coverage is always sold with either Comprehensive insurance, which protects your vehicle in non-collision incidents, such as theft or vandalism, or Fire and Theft with CAC, which is a more limited form of Comprehensive insurance designed for specific heavy truck types.

Governor Cuomo and state lawmakers have agreed to a very limited form of campaign finance reform in the state budget, it would only apply to the state Comptroller's race.

In its final year, Chrysler Sebring gained active head restraints and a new instrument cluster with LED backlighting; and was available only in Limited form.

It's a feature that has existed for a while in Gmail on Android phones in a more limited form.

Thus, paradoxically, some limited form of structure enables an optimal degree of control for independent workers.

Truth absolute GOD, does Not condone hinduism, criminality, product of human hindu secular ism, criminal self center ism, but HE keeps HIS promise of human authority over their action in limited form, eventually to be held account able for.

We have the smallest OL in the league and play some limited form of the west coast offense (predicated on more pass via screens).

The NCAA briefly banned them, but they've survived in a limited form.

It seems to be accepted practice that there are some limited forms of interference with diplomatic cars which are legitimate, e.g. towing away a car that is causing a hazard or illegally parked, not for the purpose of enforcing a penalty but for the purpose of clearing the hazard.

It's shameful that the government has taken against even this limited form of accountability.

Senate Republicans had been long opposed to a public financing system, even in a limited form through the state comptroller's race.

A limited form of EMA has been re-introduced in the borough.

Governor Cuomo, in his budget proposal this year, proposed a limited form of automatic registration, at the DMV.

Moreover, he had campaigned against Illinois» Black Codes: though ostensibly free - soil, the new Illinois state constitution permitted indentured servitude and a limited form of slavery.

They are zombies, acting in the world but doing so without any feeling, displaying a limited form of alien, cold intelligence: an algorithm «ruthlessly exploits the weakness in the system that it has found.

Even a limited form of teleportation could be a revelation.

Now, four separate teams have taken a step toward achieving such «quantum speed - up» by demonstrating a simpler, more limited form of quantum computing that, if it can be improved, might soon give classical computers a run for their money.

The infection can exist as an acute and self - limiting form (fulminant myocarditis) in which patients usually recover once the virus is cleared.

This week a variety of media outlets and science - oriented Web sites had fun with research at Emory — published recently in PNAS — investigating a gene that appears to limit some forms of learning and memory.

The contributors discuss two limited forms of choice in K - 12 education - vouchers and charter schools - when in fact a large share of the population has always exercised one or another form of choice.

In addition to sidestepping litigation, this grant program has helped the city convince the teachers union to accept a limited form of performance pay for teachers.

And governor - turned - education reformer Jeb Bush wants the entire country to emulate Florida's model of charters, vouchers, standards, school - based accountability, better data, and a limited form of merit pay.