restrictiveness การใช้

• Placing the adjective after the noun can alter its meaning or indicate restrictiveness of reference.
• :Does it have anything to do with the restrictiveness of the which-clause?
• In this path breaking research he conducted five studies to test the proposed theory of restrictiveness.
• The contest between licentiousness and restrictiveness has long roots in Germany's 20th-century history.
• Milgrom's research has often highlighted the restrictiveness ( and often superfluity ) of these assumptions in economic applications.
• And some integrated clauses may not be truly restrictive; see integrated clauses, and for more information see restrictiveness.
• The results consistently indicate that consumers perceptions of legality and ethicalness of file sharing are associated with restrictiveness of use.
• Although English does not consistently mark ordinary adjectives for restrictiveness, they can be marked by moving them into relative clauses.
• They are also condominiums, reflecting consumer preference toward that more flexible form of ownership over the restrictiveness of co-ops.
• The idea is to convey the restrictiveness of life for marriageable women of that time whose parents must hew to societal protocols.
• That means the restrictiveness on the economy that had been put in place based on the expectation of higher rates has been removed.
• This restrictiveness is a deliberate strategy of Bernie Ecclestone, the man who runs Formula One racing, to enhance its exclusive aura.
• Due to their non-restrictiveness most permissive software licenses are even compatible with copyleft licenses, which are incompatible with most other licenses.
• There has to be at least some restrictiveness to this rule and we can't leave it vague or all hell will break loose in this department.
• Primary outcome was a single rating that combined several indicators : restrictiveness of youth living situation, school attendance, job / job training attendance, and serious problem behaviors.
• This first-of-a-kind silver-payable structure enabled Penoles to raise long-term investment-grade debt without the expense and restrictiveness of securitized alternatives,
• He instituted a 7 : 30 a . m . meeting for a handful of senior staff members _ the restrictiveness of the meeting sending a message about the chain of command.
• Hend and her 8-year-old son move to Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn . in an attempt to escape a failed marriage and her family s restrictiveness.
• To Cubans, that entrapment can be seen as a condemnation of the U . S . government for its embargo or of the Cuban government for its restrictiveness, or as both.
• In recent years many co-op boards have explored converting their buildings because of, among other factors, growing consumer preference for the flexibility of condos over the restrictiveness of co-ops.