Sentence examples for rather restrictive sample from inspiring English sources

Most of these approaches require rather restrictive sample preparations.

"Before I went to India," he says, "I found the concept of destiny rather restrictive – a way to keep people in their place and reinforce the caste system.

This rather restrictive assumption is released in this paper, while retaining the convergence property.

The Ambrosetti Rabinowitz type conditions are rather restrictive and exclude significant classes of nonlinearities.

Although some extensions to non-linear systems have been reported, these extensions are limited to rather restrictive classes of systems.

The definition of fuzzy-valuedness as a generalization of the Hurahara derivative for set-valued mappings is a rather restrictive concept of derivative.

In order to make inferences for other populations, we need to assume a constant (homogeneous) causal effect across individuals, which is a rather restrictive assumption.

Condition in Theorem 2.7 is rather restrictive and can be relaxed by assuming boundedness of between a lower and an upper solution.

This opinion appears to be rather restrictive, and one may ask whether it is really indispensable for the concept of a truth value.

It might be expected that a notion of "perfect negation" is rather restrictive and precludes many contenders from the status of a negation connective.

Floating around Twitter and Tumblr the past day or so has been the rather restrictive EULA that Google has in place for its Chrome Web browser.