Sentence examples for a rather restrictive from inspiring English sources
The definition of fuzzy-valuedness as a generalization of the Hurahara derivative for set-valued mappings is a rather restrictive concept of derivative.
In order to make inferences for other populations, we need to assume a constant (homogeneous) causal effect across individuals, which is a rather restrictive assumption.
The land allocation output gives a rather restrictive energy crop penetration scenario, where more than half of the conversion area is allocated to cropping systems with low land degradation potential.
The most recent MVI-call (NWO [2012]) not only contained a rather restrictive listing of issues that were eligible for funding, but also (for every issue) a pre-fixed list of issues that research proposals were expected to address.
I went on a rather restrictive plan and in three months time had shed 40 pounds.
Why? Chalk it up to fear of the unfamiliar, not an unusual trait in human beings, but a rather restrictive one when it comes to contemplating what to cook for dinner.
However, such a measurement is rather restrictive as ρ xx must be very low and has to vary over at least an order of magnitude as a function of T.
As this lemma shows, the concept of ⪯ C a -robustness is rather restrictive as only solutions which are ⪯ C u -robust and ⪯ C l -robust, thus reflect both a risk averse and a risk affine strategy, are also ⪯ C a -robust.
"Before I went to India," he says, "I found the concept of destiny rather restrictive – a way to keep people in their place and reinforce the caste system.
Currently used criteria are rather restrictive for a condition that is quite polymorphic in nature.
It might be expected that a notion of "perfect negation" is rather restrictive and precludes many contenders from the status of a negation connective.
