However, these models often apply to sawn lumber rather than logs (Simpson and Hart 2001) and generally require a good knowledge of the diffusion coefficient of the species concerned, which restricts their general application (Simpson and Wang 2003).
It involves significant computation time, which restricts its practical usefulness.
The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, which restricted immigration.
Republicans are also busily passing laws which restrict registration efforts, restrict early voting, restrict poll locations, and restrict ballot-box access in many other ways.
They refused to take positions which restricted their religious expression.
This can lead to additional adverse consequences on education and research in Africa, which leads to a perpetuated cycle of restricted knowledge.
In both cases, the crucial element for scalability is the strong locality of the algorithms, which consider each vertex of the constructed KNN graph using only a local and restricted knowledge of the system.
The second is to broaden the concept of knowledge by not restricting knowledge to knowledge by acquaintance but to allow for other forms of knowledge as well.
VAS assessment was not performed in demented or otherwise uncooperative patients or in migrants with restricted knowledge of Greek.
Outcome research for paediatric migraine headaches is limited, thus restricting knowledge of the effectiveness of long-term management and outcome.
