Even apprenticeships could be restricted, with preference given to the sons of guild members or the sons of wealthy acquaintances.
Third, some of the questions in our questionnaire had Likert-type response options, which restricted the preferences of participants to a few options.
Moreover, it is not clear what property of the screens elicited this preference: restricted visibility, restricted accessibility, elevated locations or peripheral locations.
Like several other authors in this collection she is also critical of over-reliance of quality assessment on quantitative data: "numbers have taken the place of words" as our understanding of quality has been restricted by our preference for quantification.
The politics that made the 1986 act work cannot be duplicated, and it is unlikely that people will support restricting tax preferences for individuals to finance corporate rate cuts, the opposite of what was done in 1986.
As one of Ferguson's players and arrangers, Byard found that his own preference for experimentation in time signatures, harmony and freer improvisation was restricted by the preferences of other band members.
An alternative conclusion is that the weak Pareto principle can be rendered compatible with minimal liberalism only when the domain of admissible preference profiles is suitably restricted, for instance to preferences that are 'tolerant' or not 'meddlesome' (Blau 1975; Craven 1982; Gigliotti 1986; Sen 1983).
Or, with preferences restricted to be the same, appear as unobserved heterogeneity in the HMNL and EMNL models.
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If we accept that mate ornamentation can be a problematic measure of female preference, how could we advance our understanding of preferences in the wild when we are still restricted to use this preference measure?
