Sentence examples for restricted see from inspiring English sources
It is well known that there have been some improvements of Markov-type inequality when the coefficients of polynomial are restricted; see, for example, [3 7].
If the latter condition holds for all possible values of the Z1,…,Zn,, the comparative cp-law is called unrestricted; otherwise it is called restricted (see below).
In addition, we also test scenarios in which country-specific air travel bans are applied, and scenarios in which ground mobility along the border between Mexico and the US is restricted (see Text S1).
When cheater frequency is high, population growth is reduced (in blue-dominated region, growth is restricted – see Figure 3 vertical cross-sections).
However, protecting citizens against health risks remains difficult, as health standards often need to be supported by sound scientific evidence before trade can be restricted (see e.g. the WTO ruling against the European trade barrier concerning hormone-treated meat [ 19, 20]).
In 10 of these cities the closing hours were restricted at one time-point, in three cities/towns the closing hours were extended, and in five cities/towns the closing hours were first extended and then restricted (see Table 2 for details).
Yet with such personalization customers may be restricted to see only what the provider wants them to see.
(For various interpretations of how Boethius restricted bivalence, see Frede 1985; Craig 1988; Gaskin 1995; Kretzmann 1998).
The longer Mr. Muset is out of the home, and restricted to seeing his daughters at prescribed times, the less likely he is to be granted joint custody when the divorce is settled, because a judge would be leery of disrupting the children's lives.
It was my second trip to the plant; the first time around, about three months earlier, I had been restricted to seeing the plant from the inside of a bus, and was required to wear only a vest, gloves and plastic shoe covers.
Restricting, we see that is a Meir-Keeler contraction on the complete metric space.
