Some have lists of countries they "do not support" – for example, Guernsey-based Skipton International, part of Skipton building society, has a "restricted country list" that includes Australia, Russia and South Africa.
FT-Linda has a restricted form of transactions mechanism called atomic guarded statements (AGS).
Avascular tumor remains dormant and has a restricted growth upto 1 2 cm (Folkman 2002).
QPRT enzyme activity has a restricted tissue distribution, although QPRT mRNA is expressed ubiquitously.
It also has a restricted form of the axiom of dependent choice.
A client has a restricted computational power and storage and relies on the server for a mass computational power and storage.
Finally, because the multiple-choice options of Taguchi et al.'s instrument were written in English, the instrument has a restricted application to only those who know English.
The mitochondrial ferritin is found in mammals, it has a restricted tissue distribution and it seems to protect the mitochondria from iron toxicity and oxidative damage.
Binding to human BH3-like peptides showed that KSBcl-2 has similar specificity to Mcl-1, and BHRF1 has a restricted binding profile; M11 binding preferences are distinct from those of Bcl-xL, Bcl-2, and Bcl-w.
A system is domain specific to the extent that it has a restricted subject matter, that is, the class of objects and properties that it processes information about is circumscribed in a relatively narrow way.
We show that the open unit ball of the space of operators from a finite-dimensional Hilbert space into a separable Hilbert space (we call it "operator ball") has a restricted form of normal structure if we endow it with a hyperbolic metric (which is an analogue of the standard hyperbolic metric on the unit disc in the complex plane).
