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When the fibres are heat treated, large-scale molecular motion may be restricted because of high intermolecular interaction.
An official announcement tonight said that public participation in the funeral would be restricted because of the emergency situation after the October war.
Occasionally a donor or the family of an author whose papers we hold has requested that an item be restricted because of privacy concerns.
A green placard indicated that the structure was stable; a yellow sign meant that access to a house might be restricted because of damage.
Conventional mechanical clinching attracted more and more attentions in recent years, but the application of mechanical clinching might be restricted because of the exterior protrusion above the sheets which could affect the performance of clinched joint.
While there may have been some disappointed gallery-goers, the public has long got used to, and loves, the unpredictable nature of art: in the end, few people protested when access to Ai Weiwei's Sunflower Seeds, the previous Turbine Hall spectacle, had to be restricted because of health fears over ceramic dust.
"Freedoms were restricted because of the advance of the terrorist groups," he explained.
Several Indian workers have been killed in recent months, and Indian television shows have been restricted because of religious objections.
