He insists that this apparent demotion is wholly by choice – the open-ended format gives him licence to experiment and not be constrained by hour-long episodes (the current film is nearly three hours long).
In the energy constrained on-peak hours period, the utility company might benefit from being able to sell this energy to other higher paying tariff consumers.
However, as leisure tourists are often not constrained on sleeping hours or spending power to the same extent as local residents, conflicts between tourists and residents increasingly occur in neighbourhoods that, in the past, have not been on the (analogue) tourist map.
As sensational, taboo-busting returns to the media frontline go, this was a distinctly unsensational, oddly constrained, gently-waffling three hours of bloke-radio.
We used to see each other once a week, but it's a bit less than that now: Jamie's children are very young, and he's also constrained by his job hours.
The length of one delivery route is hereby constrained by the working hours of the driver and the capacity of the vehicle.
In particular, Decicca (2007) conclude for the US that the "amount by which hours being constrained is estimated to raise retirement probabilities is nearly as large as the effect of being in relatively poor health" (p. 251).
Again, there are the obvious ones of being tired from feeding an infant who still wakes in the night, being constrained by day care hours, and needing to leave the lab on a moment's notice if my child is ill.
Perhaps the choices made at the start of Season 5 ultimately constricted and constrained what the last hours could do.
This finding implies that employers place significant constraints on their employees' choice of hours worked and that job movers are less constrained in their choice of hours worked than job stayers.
