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.
The entities are semi-autonomous, with the national Government restricted to matters such as foreign relations and international trade.
In the United States and Great Britain, government censorship of the press and other media has been restricted to matters of national security.
Its success has been even more pronounced on the state level, and it hasn't been restricted to matters of Second Amendment rights.
Originally, the haiku form was restricted in subject matter to an objective description of nature suggestive of one of the seasons, evoking a definite, though unstated, emotional response.
Denied access to training, restricted in subject matter and style, and excluded from the art market, women artists have struggled to create and receive adequate recognition for their work.
Because Velazquez has amped up the realism of his portrayals, he has ironically restricted his subject matter -- things depictable using Rubens's blunter technology become overpowering with Velazquez's more refined tools.
The group's recommendation, to be voted on next month by the full conference of judges, is to put the bulk of civil proceedings online, but to restrict criminal matters to paper, because of concerns about protecting witnesses that cooperate with law enforcement authorities.
Some tax protesters contend that the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Caha v. United States restricts the jurisdiction of the federal government to impose income taxes inside the "states", based on the following language from the Court's opinion: Some tax protesters contend that the Court's reference to "those matters" restricted the federal government's jurisdiction over matters of taxation.
While it is true that a party can determine the area of his own disclosures on direct examination, the scope of permissible cross-examination is not restricted to the matters raised on direct but may include other and quite different matters if they will aid the court or jury to appraise the credibility of the witness and the probative value of his testimony.
Also, while we do not restrict the subject matter, we prefer to leave particularly hot-button issues to more appropriate expert fora.
