Sentence examples for for a restrained from inspiring English sources

Two additional parameters are analyzed, including the bending moment ratio and the end moment ratio, for a restrained column under combined axial force and bending moment.

The selection of wines by the glass — a small carafe, really — is pathetic, and that fabled bellini is $19.95 for a restrained ration of white peach juice and prosecco.

Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright also flew immediately to Riyadh to brief the prince on the Sharm el Sheik results and to press for a restrained Arab response on regional relations with Israel.

First, the paper illustrates the use of a Monte Carlo simulation procedure to quantify the residual stresses and age of cracking for a restrained concrete element due to variability in material properties, environmental conditions, and construction procedures.

Posters for "La Dolce Vita" of Anita Ekberg with high-drama cat's-eyes might as well have been advertisements for eyeliner itself, and Jean Seberg's spare style in "Breathless" — shorn hair, a striped T-shirt and a bare face but for a restrained, artistic upper line — could easily be worn today.

You don't read Jacobson for a restrained and respectful delineation of what goes on between men and women; you read him for a no-holds-barred, bawdy and highly naughty glimpse into what we're all really thinking about doing to one another.

They are expressive of a restrained grief for those who had departed to the virtual extinction of Hades.

She is dressed in what is for her a restrained manner, dark hair tucked under a vintage Thierry Mugler turban and, beneath a voluminous black Yohji Yamamoto coat, a Uniqlo Heattech turtleneck tucked into men's tuxedo trousers hemmed as shorts.

He praised the Obama administration for taking a restrained approach during the current upheaval in Libya.

In lesser hands, these combinations would be nothing short of hideous, but Clements Ribeiro have a sure eye for colour and a restrained use of shape.

But Dibdin also provides all too realistic accounts of its horror and pain: Thanksgiving, for instance, gives a restrained but very powerful account of the ravages of grief.