For this study, a 10 × 10 km natural landscape (Fig. 2) was used, comprised of patches of optimal vole habitat, interspersed in a matrix, allowing the agent-animals to move through freely, but restricting reproduction and long-term survival to habitat patches.
From the cafe deck of Hellenikon Airport, Greece's top security official was pointing out some of the Government's latest antiterrorism measures when a visitor noticed that the roof, a public area, freely overlooked a restricted zone.
And yet, as Mariel Borowitz shows in this book, much satellite data is not freely available but restricted; this remains true despite the data-sharing advocacy of international organizations and a global open data movement.
cruzii siblings have two main explanations: i) the maintenance of ancestral polymorphisms as these cryptic species have separated recently and ii) differential introgression in different genomic regions between the species reflecting locations where gene flow occurs freely or is restricted by selection.
Consumers, instead of being able to choose freely among insurers, are restricted to the plans their employer offers.
The National Lottery, for example, is allowed to advertise freely, but casinos are restricted to the classified columns.
Knowledge of the exact content of the OT-level training is not freely available but is restricted to church members who undergo the training.
The site is a visitor park where all monkeys range freely while visitors are restricted to a path.
Together, these observations indicate that ciliary D1Rs are laterally mobile in the ciliary membrane compartment but restricted from freely diffusing into the extra-ciliary plasma membrane.
ωL and ωG were allowed to differ, and in each case, only one was compared with the background ratio ω0; the other could vary freely or could be restricted to be equal to ω0.
