Compared to VMS-only strategies, the CV-based strategies can effectively impose dynamic control over continuous time and space, enabling (i) faster queue clearance around a bottleneck, (ii) less restrictive control with higher control speed (thus smoother transition), and (iii) simpler control via only one or a small number of CVs.
He has promised that his government will spend more on research.Released from the restrictive control of the former regimes, scientists in Arab countries see a chance for progress.
Clarke intends to release the Belmarsh prisoners next month, not into house arrest as originally threatened, but under less restrictive control orders.
They were introduced in 2012 to replace the more restrictive control orders.
Furthermore, 31 (40.3%) of 77 reported that their family members expressed anxiety about becoming infected, and 25 (32.5%) of 77 reported that their partners were disturbed by restrictive control measures.
The two factors, each consisting five items and can be categorized as restrictive control (e.g., "I decide when it is time for my child to have a snack").
Authoritative control is fairly common within Dutch families, whereas restrictive control is more salient within minority families, who use both types of controlling techniques to about the same extent.
Stock exchanges in mainland China are struggling and subject to restrictive controls, including a 10% daily limit on how much a stock can gain or lose after the first day of trading.
A critical development in her thinking occurred when she noticed that even anti-regulation ideologues in the corporate world were often eager for the federal government to impose restrictive controls on their competitors.
Nick Clegg has called for a major shakeup of British media ownership laws in the wake of the Murdoch scandal, including far more restrictive controls on media ownership, as well as tighter definitions of what constitutes a fit and proper person to run broadcasting bodies.
