If labor is not perfectly mobile however-geographically constrained for example- the short run Specific Factors model (also known as the Ricardo-Viner Model), predicts that increased trade will lead to a decline in the earnings of factors that are specific to the declining import-competing sector and an increase in the earnings of factors specific to the expanding export sector.
MVPDs are severely constrained, for example, by rules that require them to carry local channels and to pay to retransmit programs that are otherwise supported by commercial advertising.
"The ability to innovate is severely constrained, for example, it would be good to develop hand held devices for staff on community payback placements or out on home visits.
The reduced encoding complexity makes DVC attractive for use in systems where processing power or energy use at the encoder is constrained, for example, in wireless devices and surveillance systems.
Verbal demand can be constrained, for example, by introducing more, or more similar, building blocks.
This is important because assets may exist but their application can often be constrained, for example, by a prohibiting environment.
Additionally, future work might address whether the same kinematic atypicalities are evident in autism when movements are constrained; for example by specifying that participants must move slowly or must interact with objects.
This is done, similar to existing literature (UNDP 2008), in recognition that all organizations are likely to have strengths though their application may be constrained (for example, staff expertise in publishing research may not be fully utilized due to high management workload).
Implicit in this analogy is the idea that epistasis constrains evolution for example, the original parent sequence does not tolerate three of the four eventual changes, as GORD, WERD and WOND are not words.
Solutions of example constrained motion planning problems for the rolling ball illustrate the theoretical concepts.
Whereas most Republicans believe benefits have to be directly constrained by, for example, converting Medicare to a voucher system, Mr Obama prefers to curb fees to drug companies and hospitals and experiment with different ways of delivering care.
