It was mainly restricted to the years between 1952 and 1954 and between 1956 and the early 60s.
The spokesperson added that a culture extreme working hours was mainly restricted to a select number of finance division such as mergers and acquisitions but said that "it's even more competitive than it's ever been".
Early American Presidential elections were not popular elections, not only because the vote was mainly restricted to white male property owners but also because delegates to the Electoral College were elected by state legislatures.
The work of the commission was mainly restricted to the lower grades of employment, and it was not until the first 20 years of the 20th century that the merit system of recruitment was expanded to cover half the posts in the federal service.
Because humankind was mainly restricted to daylight, one of the first attempts was to invent an artificial light source fire.
It was observed that the use of bamboo was mainly restricted within the rich and middle-class households who had bamboo clumps.
Initially, the study areas contribution was mainly restricted to the definition of system requirements and then to error identification both in the system's architecture and its workflow contents.
A widespread difference in grey matter volume was found across many brain regions, whereas cortical thinning was mainly restricted to central areas.
Water vapor permeation was mainly restricted by the microporous support and paper layers of the composite membranes, as opposed to methane permeation, in which the main transport resistance was in the selective layer.
Estimates of mastic film thickness and length of diffusion paths obtained from image analysis of X-ray CT scans of the asphalt mixtures suggest moisture diffusion was mainly restricted to the bulk mastic.
The distribution of Fe ions was highlighted in either Fe oxide/hydroxide inclusions or chalcedony structure as a substitute for Si4+ particularly in the inner half (Fig. 5c), whereas that of Mn ions was mainly restricted to hollandite inclusions in the outer half (Fig. 5e).
