Sentence examples for either restrained or from inspiring English sources

Two types of support conditions are considered for the plate based on assuming that in-plane displacements are either restrained or unrestrained against lateral translation.

By comparing the probabilities of silent versus missense mutation in these windows, regions of either restrained or excessive mutability were identified as hypo- or hyper-mutable, respectively.

This approach allows to include specific neurons studied in either restrained or in some cases even free walking preparations [ e.g., Schmitz et al. 1991; Büschges et al. 1994; Kittmann et al. 1996; Uckermann and Büschges 2009)].

The HG temperature does not reach 100 °C, the boiling point of water, for either the restrained or unrestrained condition.

Extracellular activity was recorded in the cerebellar flocculus and paramedian lobule using glass micropipettes filled with 2 M NaCl (tip diameter: 2 5 mm; impedance: 2.5 MΩ at 1 kHz) in either restrained awake or anesthetized (with mixture of ketamine (50 mg/kg) and xylazine (10 mg/kg)) C57BL/6 mice.

Specimens were either restrained, using a stainless steel block, or unrestrained.

"Either I should have been more restrained or I should have gotten on top of the table and said, 'Your kids are in dire danger,' " Barfi recalls.

Both the famous "English reserve" and the infamous "English hooliganism" are symptoms of the Dis-ease: when we feel uncomfortable in social situations (i.e., most of the time) we either become overpolite, buttoned-up, and awkwardly restrained, or loud, loutish, crude, violent, and generally obnoxious. .

Both the famous "English reserve" and the infamous "English hooliganism" are symptoms of the Dis-ease: when we feel uncomfortable in social situations (i.e., most of the time) we either become overpolite, buttoned-up and awkwardly restrained, or loud, loutish, crude, violent and generally obnoxious. .

There is nothing restrained or subtle about Carmelo Anthony's offense.

China's leaders were more restrained (or perhaps just slower off the mark).