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restricted and principle

This
principle differs from the special
principle in two ways: first, it
is restricted to mechanics, and second, it makes no mention of simplicity
.
The claimed
principle was simple: export of munitions — guns, bombs, planes, and software — was ( and remains )
restricted ; but the export of books
is protected by the First Amendment
.

* 1968 — Brandon Carter speculates that perhaps the fundamental constants of nature must lie within
a restricted range
to allow the emergence of life ; first use of the strong anthropic
principle
The underlying
principle goes back
to Samuel Johnson's notion that words should be defined using ' terms less abstruse than that which
is to be explained ', and
a defining vocabulary provides the lexicographer with
a restricted list of high-frequency words which can be used for producing simple definitions of any word in the dictionary
.

They were based upon two principles: that war should be
restricted to combatants and any means adopted which offended that
principle should be proscribed ancient
principle had been articulated by Honore Bonet in the 15th century and was based upon the proposition that war was
a relation between state and state and not between man and man ; second was the
principle that the means
to attain victory in war were not unlimited
.
The specific rules of
restricted free agency vary among the major professional sports, but in
principle it means that
a player
is free
to solicit offers from other teams for new contracts
.

However, Rawls
also insists, like Popper, that society
has a reasonable right of self-preservation that supersedes the
principle of tolerance:
" While an intolerant sect does not itself have title
to complain of intolerance, its freedom should be
restricted only when the tolerant sincerely and with reason believe that their own security and that of the institutions of liberty are in danger
.

After the restoration of the monarchy under Charles II, the supremacy of parliament was
a settled
principle and all future English and later British sovereigns were
restricted to the role of constitutional monarchs with limited executive authority
.

Declassification
is the process of documents that formerly were classified as secret ceasing
to be so
restricted, often under the
principle of freedom of information
.

While in
principle the word may refer
to any systematic study of narrative, in practice its usage
is rather more
restricted.

Other approaches include the discrepancy
principle, cross-validation, L-curve method,
restricted maximum likelihood and unbiased predictive risk estimator
.

Although its legal force
is restricted to National Parks, it seems as though this important
principle may have wider uses
.

This extension enabled Goulburn gaol
to operate on the
principle of
restricted association which was gradually being adopted throughout the Colony
.

That legal
principle resulted in the creation of
a large number of dependent states with
restricted sovereignty or colonial autonomy
.

In European feudal states,
" ownership
" of land, that
is to say allodial possession, was generally
restricted to monarchs and was thus rarely an operative
principle.

*** SAS ( Société par actions simplifiée ): ≈ unlisted public company ( Au ), close corporation ( CC ) ( S
. Africa ), private corporation ( Can ); often used for subsidiaries ; minimum of one director and two members / shareholders ; no limit on share capital ; liability can be
restricted to director ; no
" one share-one vote
" principle

There
is also a variant called
" rjoe ", which
is restricted in that it allows one
to edit only the files specified on the command line ( which can be useful
to enforce the
principle of least privilege ).

As the title suggests, it dealt with card play at the highest level, including some ideas that were novel at the time, for instance, inferences from events that did not occur, and the
principle of
restricted choice
.

In contract bridge, the
principle of
restricted choice states that play of
a particular card decreases the probability its player holds any
equivalent card
.

Jeff Rubens ( 1964, 457 ) stated the
principle thus:
" The play of
a card which may have been selected as
a choice of equal plays increases the chance that the player started with
a holding in which his choice was
restricted.

In
principle, the sail and its supporting structures, or the sail system, are not
restricted to be for solar-sail propulsion, but they could be designed for either laser or microwave propulsion ( i
. e
. beam-driven propulsion ) or, as recently proposed, for solar and beam-driven purposes
.
restricted and Every

Many principles that imply the axiom of choice in their general form ( such as
" Every vector space
has a basis ") become provable in weak subsystems of second-order arithmetic when they are
restricted.

# Personal right:
Every person
has a right
to life but this right
is restricted and
has attached certain duties – simple living
is essential
.

*
Every Stein manifold
is holomorphically spreadable, i
. e
. for every point, there are holomorphic functions defined on all of which form
a local coordinate system when
restricted to some open neighborhood of
.
restricted and partially

:“
The human being striving for rationality and
restricted within the limits of his knowledge
has developed some working procedures that
partially overcome these difficulties
.

In general, every UML element may appear on almost all types of diagrams ; this flexibility
has been
partially restricted in UML 2
. 0
.

MAC can simulate RBAC if the role graph
is restricted to a tree rather than
a partially ordered set.

In addition, access
to Kryptonian technology and artifacts
is initially severely
restricted such as the ship containing
a phantom zone projector and Braniac's technology, although Superman later finds
a devastated colony in Krypton's solar system with
partially salvagable technology in addition
to Kara In-Ze in her functioning cryostasis capsule
.

Here, information
is understood
to be
restricted in access, costly and often only
partially available
.

By the time the embargo was
partially lifted in early November 1944, allowing
restricted food transports
over water, the unusually early and harsh winter had already
set in
.

Each patient
partially preserved
restricted sensory representations, as evidenced by slow evoked magnetic fields and gamma band activity
.

In
a box-and-pan brake, the clamping bar includes several removable blocks, which may be removed and rearranged
to permit bending of
restricted areas of
a piece of sheet metal or of already
partially formed pieces
.

Neyland was
partially reprieved because silting of Goodwick harbour
restricted its use, and for
a little
over one hundred years, Neyland was
a busy rail and sea port
.

Uniquely in Montreal, Verdun was
a partially dry community, with taverns, night clubs and cabarets banned since 1965, and alcohol sales
restricted to restaurants with liquor licences, grocery stores and the SAQ
.
The film
is almost
totally restricted to her apartment's bedroom, decorated by
a huge reproduction of Poussin's Midas and Bacchus ( c
. 1630 ) depicting naked and
partially clothed men
.
The contract was signed
a full year before Brown hit
restricted free agency,
partially because young forwards Dustin Penner of the Anaheim Ducks and Tomas Vanek of the Buffalo Sabres had just received lucrative offer sheets in
restricted free agency, and the Kings did not want Brown
to get one
.

However, because the right elevator cable was
partially restricted, both pilots had
to apply back pressure on the yoke for the landing flare
.
restricted and ordered

More recently there
has been greater tolerance by the Chinese government, though many internationally acclaimed artists are still
restricted from media exposure at home or have exhibitions
ordered closed
.

Soon thereafter, the Portuguese were permanently expelled, members of the Portuguese diplomatic mission were executed, all subjects were
ordered to register at
a Buddhist or Shinto temple, and the Dutch and Chinese were
restricted, respectively,
to Dejima and
to a special quarter in Nagasaki
.

Interestingly, use of the Union Flag as an ensign on
a civilian craft remains illegal
to this day ever since Charles I
ordered it be
restricted to His Majesty's ships
" upon pain of Our high displeasure
" in the 17th century, mainly due
to its unauthorised use by merchant mariners
to avoid paying harbour duties by passing themselves off as Royal vessels
.

He
also ordered personal luggage be
restricted to.

Once at Fort Leavenworth, Frémont was
restricted to barracks and
ordered court-martialed for insubordination and willfully disregarding an order
.

* 1685-Louis XIV of France decrees the Code noir ( Black Code ) that
ordered all Jews out of the French colonial empire, defined the rules for slavery,
restricted the activities of free Negroes, and forbade the exercise of any religion other than Roman Catholicism
.

There
is still historical debate
over whether
a market was being held that particular Monday: the Basque government had, prior
to the bombing,
ordered a general halt
to markets
to prevent blockage of roads, and
restricted large meetings
.

Eventually, General Pershing
ordered that the prostitutes be
restricted to the southern end of the camp where they would be inspected and certified by the military medical officers
.

In quantum field theory, the Wightman distributions can be analytically continued
to analytic functions in Euclidean space with the domain
restricted to the
ordered set of points in Euclidean space with no coinciding points
.
The company, Gamma Systems Associates,
ordered restricted equipment from ISC, then shipped it on
to South Africa on board airliners
.

They
ordered papal legates
to reform the universities and
restricted student boycotts and strikes
.
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