Ultimately, Folds, who flits between residences in LA and Nashville, rejected his "judgmental" background "because it's restrictive to art" – and there's no doubting the droll pianist's commitment to his art.
The above examples illustrate modeling potential of the FL distribution in situations where the underlying phenomena are restrictive to positive values and the empirical distributions resemble the Laplace distribution with its sharp peak at the mode.
As the players were carefully selected by the Coalition Provisional Authority at the time, they were restrictive to a very few, and exclusive of others.
If it's the former, that can lead to dramatic inner conflicts if your book's setting is restrictive to women -- conflicts that can make for wonderful fiction, like River of Stars by Guy Gavriel Kay.
In general, higher salt conditions are restrictive to Cyanobacteria, β-proteobacteria, and Bacteroides, and favor Archaea and Thermotoga (Figure S4).
These data suggest that Mov10 is at a critical nexus of HIV-1 replication and perturbation of this factor is restrictive to the virus.
▪ Although Proposition 2.2 provides a positive result, it is restrictive to be useful in practice.
We have identified three positions in the LexA cleavage region that are restrictive to extensive mutation.
In addition, this phenomenon not only is restrictive to placental exosomes but also has been demonstrated in nonplacental exosomes [ 82].
Conversely, removal of acetyl groups by HDACs results in a condensed chromatin structure that is restrictive to transcription.
