restriktio
Restriktio is a theoretical concept used to describe the mechanism by which constraints reduce the set of admissible options in a system. Derived from Latin restrictio, meaning a bounding or narrowing, the term is used mainly in discussions of constraint dynamics rather than as a formal, widely adopted technical term.
In logic and computer science, restriktio refers to a constraint that prunes possible states or transitions,
Examples include a software policy that forbids operations that would exceed available memory, or an emissions
See also: constraint, restriction, limitation, gating, and constraint satisfaction.