Sentence examples for artificial restraint from inspiring English sources

"You were benefitting from an artificial restraint of trade.

On "Synchronicity II," strange new chords underscored a spirit of portent, and Mr. Copeland periodically pulled back the tempo, imposing an artificial restraint.

Rock has always prized honest excess over artificial restraint, and in their own way, groups like They Might Be Giants join rock's tradition of excess.

Some people will put in an artificial restraint.

The union historically has opposed caps of any kind as an artificial restraint on spending that interferes with the negotiation between a player and team.

The above WHAM equations minimize the overlap error between different windows that span the restrained pseudodihedral coordinate and corrects for the effect of the imposed artificial restraint.

They spoke at the historic Alabama theatre to a crowd freed from the artificial restraints imposed by earlier debates.

Johnson's famous caution helped create a widely accepted myth: that Vietnam was lost in part because of artificial restraints by a tremulous commander in chief, who had no business second-guessing his military leaders that way.

However, the use of artificial restraints with negative stiffness, a new concept which was introduced in a recent publication (Ilanko and Dickinson 1999 Journal of Sound and Vibration219, 370 378) paves the way for estimating the error due to asymptotic modelling.

The union has said repeatedly that it is prepared to make concessions in the current arrangement but that it wants a market-based system that does not force artificial restraints on wages -- which, the players say, amounts to a salary cap.

However, the use of artificial restraints with negative stiffness has raised some important questions: would a system with a large negative restraint become unstable, and if so what is the guarantee that the frequencies of the asymptotic model would converge to that of the constrained system?