It does so while avoiding undesirable restrictions or new frameworks.
This bound and the distributional assumptions may seem to impose undesirable restrictions on the use of these designs.
This effectively reduces the number of background speakers and only the most similar speakers to the test speaker are used for typicality evaluation in the likelihood ratio calculation; and subsequently, an undesirable tighter restriction on the test conditions for typicality is imposed and hence the system performance will be poorer in this respect.
Hettinger argues that intellectual property "restricts methods of acquiring ideas (as do trade secrets), it restricts the use of ideas (as do patents), and it restricts the expression of ideas (as do copyrights)—restrictions undesirable for a number of reasons" (Hettinger 1989).
The chemical/thermal in situ reduction of graphene oxide (GO) in GO-polymer composite is consistently challenged by the presence of undesirable chemical residues/temperature degradation restriction of the polymer.
Findings indicate that LT fosters substantially improved child and adolescent HRQOL; however, young people also experience challenges such as difficulties with medication compliance, self-management of care routines, physical activity restrictions, and undesirable medical procedures.
Without this restriction, pulses of undesirable complexity are obtained.
The risk of dislocations that could possibly have been avoided if mobilization restrictions had been observed was similar in both groups, indicating that dislocations due to undesirable movement do occur despite having restrictions.
Secondly, the authors made a distinction between avoidable and unavoidable dislocations and state that the risk of dislocations that could possibly have been avoided if mobilization restrictions had been observed was similar in both groups, indicating that dislocations due to undesirable movement do occur despite having restrictions.
SAFFE focuses on undesirable consequences of FOF, i.e. activity restriction [ 24, 25].
