Sentence examples for restrictiveness of the from inspiring English sources

The department will often try to gradually increase the restrictiveness of the setting until the student has enough support to perform well.

In fact, in some western areas antagonism toward the restrictiveness of the east and toward eastern control of the political structure led to actual conflict.

After the performance, writer asked Mrs. Kondo how it was that the Heian period, despite the restrictiveness of the juni-hitoe, had produced brilliant women writers, such as Lady Murasaki and Sei Shonagon.

"The restrictiveness of the six seconds has also been a driving force for creativity, in the same way as Twitter's 140-character limit," says Damian Collier, founder of Viral Spiral Group, which was one of the first multi-channel networks (MCNs) signing up Vine stars.

This shows the restrictiveness of the physical realizability constraints.

Recently, a generalized passivity concept for linear multivariable systems was obtained which allows circumventing the restrictiveness of the usual passivity concept.

Note the restrictiveness of this formulation, stating the all respondents have the same additively separable function w.

George Beatty Jr., the president of chamber of commerce division of the Greater Houston Partnership, a leading business group, praised the plan over all but said, "We're a little concerned with the restrictiveness of some of the actions".

Due to the high restrictiveness of this structure-based pharmacophore model, which focuses on steroid-like compounds, only ten out of 10,216 structures could map the set features of the model (hit rate 0.098%).

This may be associated with the gender-restrictiveness of the Hausa/Fulani/Kanuri ethnic groups that predisposes these women to IPV [ 13, 42, 43].

The Yankees and Nomura were again at the center of a player transfer dispute a year later when Alfonso Soriano grew discontented with the restrictiveness of his contract with the Hiroshima Carp.