For us, it's two and a half hours of uncommon power, in which we get to pick the books we feel like hearing rather than the ones they might have chosen had they not been under restraint.
Concerning the study of the theory of pairwise NQD random variables, due to lack of some key technique tools, such as Bernstain type inequality and exponential inequality etc. still unestablished for NQD sequences, investigating the related result is under restraint, especially the estimators of parametric and nonparametric components in regressions model under NQD error's structure.
By the time of Trott's admission, expert opinion had changed; in January 1898 The Argus reported a specialist's claim that the asylum was likely to make a patient, "just mad enough to be put under restraint"—that is, worse rather than better.
Mice in the EA group were electro-acupunctured, under physical restraint, on Zusanli (ST36) and Neiting (ST44) acupoints, while the mice in the control group were under physical restraint only.
He thought that "Education is the tendency of one man to make another just like himself ... Education is culture under restraint, culture is free.
He claimed the colt was under stout restraint throughout and that at no time had there been any serious opposition.
Recall that just four years ago, America's global reputation was in tatters, we didn't know where Osama bin-Laden was, the Iranian nuclear program was under fewer restraints, and we were mired in a war in Iraq that seemed irretrievably endless.
It is well understood that amino acids responsible for specific functions of proteins tend to be conserved throughout evolution and are likely to be under strong restraints.
This observation, together with the ratios of occurrence in the interior/surface regions of proteins, clearly shows that amino acid variants are under strong restraints, resulting in the observation that they occur less frequently in regions maintaining the architectures of protein structures.
One example given was that of an authority, like the gynaecologist who was often believed to be under time restraints, who simply follows an old habit: focusing on getting things done instead of on the patient.
