Members can selectively restrict access to some items, such as photo albums and videos.
Google was right, Mr. Wu believes, to selectively restrict access to the crude anti-Islam video in light of the extraordinary violence that broke out.
Specifically, the law forces sex offenders to notify law enforcement everytime they adopt a new online identity, which could allow websites to selectively restrict their comments.
Rippling (Bundy, Stevens and Harmelen 1993, Basin and Walsh 1996) is a heuristic that has its origins in inductive theorem-proving that uses annotations to selectively restrict the rewriting process.
The weight percentage ratio of nickel nitrate to CNTs, reaction temperature, impregnation time and atmosphere are selectively restricted to obtain the particle size and homogeneous distribution of nickel and nickel oxide particles on CNTs.
After ignoring repeated requests to appear in a court case challenging the Pakistan government's year-long YouTube blackout, the country's elusive IT minister is expected to appear at a hearing later this month to outline plans to drop the blanket ban — and instead selectively restrict "blasphemous" and "offensive" material on the video-sharing site.
Today, transcriptional and transductional targeting are the two main strategies to selectively restrict adenovirus activity to tumor cells.
GABA (0.1 100 µM) increased electrical excitability in a subset (ca. 40%) of C-fibres in human sural nerve fascicles suggesting that axonal GABA sensitivity is selectively restricted to a sub-population of human unmyelinated axons.
Podocytes are highly differentiated glomerular visceral epithelial cells that play an essential role in the establishment of the glomerular filtration barrier, a structural apparatus that selectively restricts the filtration of different macromolecules in the blood stream on the basis of their sizes, shape and charge [1], [2].
This might further contribute to answering the question how HOT1 is selectively restricted to a subset of telomeres.
