The very fact of collective living, of rejecting an astoundingly restrictive notion of normality (using a mobile, living in cities, being easily observable by the police) has itself become incriminating.
Odets rapidly found himself in a double-bind: as America in the early 1940s shifted its energies from class warfare to world warfare, Odets tried to liberate himself from the restrictive notion of art as activism – and was promptly accused of selling out.
Sometimes an even more restrictive notion of "Arrovian social choice" is used to name works which faithfully adopt Arrow's particular axioms.
The attraction of Cartesianism is that it recognizes in a way the behaviourist does not that there may be crucial differences between creatures who on a certain restrictive notion of behaviour do indeed behave identically.
Though this is seemingly a more restrictive notion, the existence of this one-partition version is equivalent to that of a general paradoxical decomposition, provided that (mathcal {S}) contains the unit (of ({mathcal A}) or (widetilde{{mathcal A}})).
One novel aspect of our treatment is the careful distinction, in both the geometric setting and the algebraic setting, between the notion of amenability and the somewhat more restrictive notion of proper amenability, which, as described in Definition 1, asks for a Følner net that is exhaustive.
3). as far as uniqueness of the solution is concerned, the natural point of view in the applications would be to prove uniqueness of the weak solution of the equation (or, possibly, to define a more restrictive notion of solution of the PDE for which one can prove uniqueness), and this is a priori very different from the EDE or EVI notions.
Darr and Pinch (2013, p. 1612) argue for a "less restrictive notion of material script" than proposed by Akrich, so that rather than design, STS would focus on 'material scripts' as "a recurrent pattern of interaction involving material objects in a specific setting".
