stricted

"stricted" the grain as it came from the separator; -- and it was hinted about among the farmers, that "Moss would bear watching."

When Life Was Young At the Old Farm in Maine 1887

The fact that the same nuts are accepted by the US which is my opinion has far stricted are much more science based methods reaffirms that EU bureacracy is largely a random fiefdom building affair.

Britain 'turns blind eye to faulty EU laws Serf 2007

I'd wager that Fergal was as knowledgeable about such re - stricted treats as anyone else here.

Nerilka's Story McCaffrey, Anne 1986

Voltaire and his successors did some service by raising the issue — by talking about criticism — but their own con - stricted outlook would have prevented their solving the problem even if they had had the patience to carry out the detailed work that was required.

HISTORIOGRAPHY HERBERT BUTTERFIELD 1968

Protestant and nationalistic prejudices which had con - stricted it down to the time of Bishop Burnet's His - tory of the Reformation which began to appear in

HISTORIOGRAPHY HERBERT BUTTERFIELD 1968

This nervous tension became a marked characteristic of the later balance of power system; but Guicciardini, envisaging the con - stricted area of the Italian peninsula, would be far ahead of his time if he were held to be recommending in this passage a formula of general policy.

BALANCE OF POWER HERBERT BUTTERFIELD 1968

In the seventeenth cen - tury English interest in the national past was not re - stricted to political theory, nor was it confined to any particular group — it spread into various circles con - cerned with diverse realms of enquiry: royalist and parliamentarian, Puritan and Catholic, aristocratic and popular.

CONCEPT OF GOTHIC WAYNE DYNES 1968

The common property therefore is not re - stricted to any place or date and hence is entirely different from a material object.

IDEA GEORGE BOAS 1968

World hypotheses are distinguished from the more limited hypotheses of the special sciences by being “unre - stricted” in their subject matter or in the scope of the evidence the hypotheses are expected to cover.

METAPHOR IN PHILOSOPHY STEPHEN C. PEPPER 1968

If some form of the root metaphor theory for unre - stricted hypotheses is combined with a form of para - digm theory like Kuhn's for restricted hypotheses, it would suggest that the basis of all productive empirical theory is in principle metaphorical.

METAPHOR IN PHILOSOPHY STEPHEN C. PEPPER 1968