F.C.C. rulings in the mid-60's, which opened additional frequencies to the new form and restricted the quantity of material that could be simultaneously broadcast on a station's AM and FM outlets, spurred broadcasters to experiment with FM's stereo capabilities.
The compact city incurs inherent physical and institutional obstacles, restricting the quantity and quality of amenity vegetation.
So the utility rations it by providing water for a limited number of hours a day and, in some places, by restricting the quantity.
"The notion that the government has a legitimate interest in restricting the quantity of speech to equalize the relative influence of speakers on elections," Justice Kennedy wrote in the passage cited by Justice Alito, is "antithetical to the First Amendment".
The problem here is that restricting the quantity of food people eat inevitably means forcing them to eat less than they want, which in turn means they will be hungry or something like it.
We hypothesized that high speed muscles could be the result of delayed skeletal muscle development, restricting the quantity of myofibrils, maintaining a high proportion of space in the sarcoplasm and developing sarcoplasmic reticulum.
The U.N.'s World Food Program provides limited aid to Raqqa, restricting the quantities delivered as a deliberate policy to discourage civilians form returning because the city remains unfit for human habitation.
Similarly, salads from vendors and restaurants often contain multiple portions of protein, fat, vegetables, and dairy, so restrict the quantity of proteins and fats if you will have other protein and fat portions throughout the day.
The Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), in effect since 1997, prohibits the use of chemical warfare agents, restricts the quantity that signatories may hold for research purposes and requires signatories to destroy existing stockpiles [ 12].
The blood-milk epithelial barrier markedly restricts the quantity of HIV-1 in breast milk, even in the absence of antiretroviral drugs.
