restricted range of

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meanings of restrictedand range

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restricted
adjective
uk /rɪˈstrɪk.tɪd/ us /rɪˈstrɪk.t̬ɪd/
limited, especially by official rules, ...
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range
noun
uk /reɪndʒ/ us /reɪndʒ/
a set of ...
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Autism is a severe, chronic developmental disorder which is characterized by impairments in social and communicative behavior and a restrictedrange of activities and interests.
Nevertheless, the send-type verbs take path phrases headed by a more restrictedrange of spatial prepositions than the throw-type verbs.
The implication is that the avian hippocampus may process different, or perhaps a more restrictedrange of, information than the mammalian hippocampus.
The correlation would be expected to be rather low, however, given the restrictedrange of scores (mostly between 1 and 3).
Step outside that restrictedrange of evolutionary adaptedness, and one should not necessarily expect to observe optimal behavior.
The resolution of these problems may well depend on input from a relatively restrictedrange of services based in the not-for-profit sector.
The restrictedrange of vocabulary elicited by the cartoonbased tasks provided a direct way of testing the effects of enhanced lexical retrieval on writing.
As a result, the two older groups evidenced a restrictedrange of performance on the comprehension task.
A quickly following danger is the restrictedrange of solutions to the puzzle with which we began.
The design of segment-specific systems is the key to entering the low-end market with a restricted range of products, and within clearly defined cost targets.
Numerical results exhibit broad agreement between the two models, but the closest comparison can be done only for a rather restrictedrange of parameters.
Outside that restrictedrange of problems, one should not expect optimal behavior.
For adults the accidental coreference reading is only allowed in a restrictedrange of discourse contexts.
In addition, the distribution was examined for the short forms with fewer than 10 items because these necessarily yield a restrictedrange of scores.
It is composed of short scales of three notes, which go up and down in the restrictedrange of a minor third.
Lydon suggests this caused tension with the rest of the band, who he felt had a restrictedrange of cultural capital and as such a restricted sense of possibles.
The restrictedrange of behavioral predispositions typically entailed by the rational choice game theoretic approach is too limited to provide the foundations for a broader theory.
Although we might expect that many modules will pass on their output to a quite restrictedrange of other systems, this is by no means mandatory.
It often involves a restrictedrange of words, each with a clear or specially defined meaning, which are used over and over again to convey just that intended sense.
A powerful body of research on naturalistic data supports this view by demonstrating that the majority of children's early multi-word utterances consist of only a restrictedrange of lexical items.
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