It cannot be claimed, however, that the entire accident reduction was attributable to the environmental speed limits exclusively.
"I don't believe that newspapers are going to be limited exclusively to their Web sites," he said in an interview.
Functions are rigidly segregated spatially, with the central business district, consisting of closely packed two- or three-story brick buildings, limited exclusively to commercial and administrative activity.
Appellants raise one other objection to the constitutionality of the statutory scheme, although not limited exclusively to the formation of the district.
It is concluded that it is not possible to satisfy the indoor climate within the recommended limits, exclusively by the use of a new control strategy.
How many of those exchanges could happen were I limited exclusively to the technologies of the phone, the post office and the face-to-face meeting?
Practically every liquor store in the city -- a trade limited exclusively to Christians because Islam forbids alcohol -- has been firebombed or attacked with rockets overnight during the past few months.
(The US military assumed that texting would have only very limited, exclusively military, uses). The whiz-kids of the tech industry had to step in and turn scientific innovation into marketable products: from Milnet and Arpanet to Google and Twitter.
To date, however, practically all such implementations have been limited exclusively to pure Coulombic potentials (κ=0), and the central contribution of the present method is to extend this capability to the entire range of the inverse Debye length, κ≥0.
Although recent studies within the context of tag-based systems reported the emergence of stable cooperation in such uncertain environments, they were limited exclusively to only static interaction structures.
