Příklady restrictive

• These may be due to extrinsic constraints that are too restrictive or assembly designs that are physically impossible.

• However, there are good theoretical and empirical reasons to believe that the linearity property of the equilibrium correction is too restrictive.

• This assumption can be restrictive in many real world classification tasks.

• Therefore, our decision to leave 1 through 4 fixed through time is unlikely to be very restrictive. 15.

• At the same time, limiting references to closed code types is too restrictive because it disallows references to functions.

• In this section, we will look at several cross-subsidy definitions, beginning with the most general and moving towards the most restrictive.

• With present restrictive measures users experience delays and someone will need to finance the longer access times.

• The standard restrictive argument proceeds from the premise that the life of human individuals is intrinsically valuable at all stages of life.

• Another possible reason for the apparent low mobility might be that before 2002 the portability and vesting rules had been more restrictive and more complex.

• They were fairly evenly divided over whether it led them to organise their ideas more effectively and whether the screen size is restrictive.

• What made the middle 1990s different was the 'work first' strategy adopted by several states and more restrictive public assistance guidelines.

• The courts later adopted a less restrictive concept of locality, recognising that settlements might embrace more than one parish.

• Yet practitioners often encounter restrictive practice guidelines promulgated by managed care entities that run counter to this basic assumption.

• Restrictive methods are not necessary; we must use methods that propose, that favour particular projects that are offered to public and private operators.

• For computational induction, however, a more restrictive class of predicates is needed, namely admissible predicates.