But the aesthetic also embodies a historical idea: not only is "Ida" a film that could have been made in 1962, but, more important, it's one that should have been made in 1962 but couldn't because of the strictures of the socialist regime.
Eight out of the 17 children started with a Chait button at the time of the operation, and another two had it because of stricture.
Cecal intubation was accomplished for all but three cases in the PEG-S group (two because of poor preparation, and one because of stricture) and two in the PEG-ELS group (one because of technical difficulty and one patient did not have a cecum but did have intubation of an ileocolonic anastomosis).
The person was not authorized to speak publicly about the plans because of confidentiality strictures.
They spoke on condition of anonymity because of privacy strictures in the deal.
Dr. Berger said that the story lines are realistic, but that situations are sometimes unrealistically condensed because of time strictures.
And the themes of both films, he said, are strikingly similar, about lovers who, because of the strictures of filial piety and duty, cannot speak openly about their romantic feelings.
Several people briefed on the letters described some aspects of them, but all spoke on condition of anonymity because of confidentiality strictures.
Traditionally, credit card use was low (in part because of Islamic strictures against charging interest), but banks spotted a new market and moved aggressively.
Because of Wahhabi strictures on segregation, I found female students in a classroom where they watch their male professor on a television set -- or rather watch part of him, his arm writing lessons on a board.
