Most of these classes of means require very specific assumptions and/or conditions on the function, which in fact restricts the range of the underlined class of means.
We can tackle such a big quantum system, due to the Bogoliubov transformation which diagonalizes this model; the quantum dynamics of this system is in fact restricted to a Hilbert space of size 2 N, instead of the 2 N of an ordinary spin system.
But Odets's significance as a playwright was not in fact restricted to his rabble-rousing.
Already, key allies are nervous about sharing intelligence with the United States because it might be used in drone strikes; Germany, in fact, restricted information sharing as a result.
The nobles also obtained a monopoly of ownership of inhabited estates, which in fact restricted ownership of agricultural serfs to the noble class.
Atick says that his technology is an enlightened alternative to racial and ethnic profiling, and if the faces in the biometric database were, in fact, restricted to known terrorists, he would be on to something.
There is some doubt whether high interest rates in fact restrict investment; if they do not, they are ineffective, and if they do, they may be harmful to economic growth.
In fact, restricted neck mobility may be due to neck pain, which constitutes a negative prognostic factor for the course of headache [10].
Within the field of ECCE, examples of policies that have in fact restricted, rather than facilitating, developments in young children's learning and development, highlight the extent to which externally imposed perspectives, or measures, can exert a negative impact on early childhood programmes.
