Sentence examples for restricted means from inspiring English sources

What binge drinker, even one of restricted means, is going to be scared off by an £80 fine?

Here, then, is the first significant overlap between the world of Mr. Stern's show and the world of the writer laboring at his desk: to achieve, through restricted means, a visual effect on the audience.

Confined space is a space large enough and so configured that a person could enter and perform assigned work but have limited or restricted means for entry or exit.

Click here to view All those acts, like the Kills before them, are happy to embellish their live sound with loops, synths and samples, but those two-pieces who make a virtue of their restricted means are arguably more interesting.

It shouldn't be shocking to hear that sex is important, and those who are forced to live within the restricted means of a beloved partner's limited libido are often very unhappy; but it is, because the voice of honest, faithful frustration so rarely gets a platform.

This work proceeds from a wider conception of Hilbert's Program as an attempt to justify ideal mathematics by restricted means.

We demonstrate the use of restricted mean survival time and a test of the difference in restricted means as an alternative measure of treatment effect.

Treating this restricted mean square prediction error as a function of the two coefficients (a, b) and minimizing it by methods of the calculus yield the optimal coefficients: b̂ = E{[ X − E X][Y − E Y)]}/Var(X) and â = E(Y) − b̂E(X).

Small sample sizes and restricted mean age range were the main limitations in most studies.

In these calculations we use restricted mean durations, i.e. expected mean durations up to a predetermined endpoint, T max (which is taken to be five years).

The effects of direct employment programmes and 'other ALMPs' are smaller, but also large; they reduce restricted mean durations by about 4 and 2 months, respectively.