In a cable in October 1978, he called the Shah "the unique element which can, on the one hand, restrain the military and, on the other hand, lead a controlled transition".
Stroke victims who are forced to use a weakened or partly paralyzed arm by having their working arm or hand restrained in a sling or mitt recover more quickly, researchers said Tuesday.
On the other hand, restrained slabs developed localized cracks, oriented perpendicular to the drying surface and extending through the whole depth of the slab.
Unanaesthetized mice were hand restrained with the left eye apposed to one of the outlets of an integrating sphere.
But she was decidedly modest, wearing long dresses and gesturing almost entirely with graceful arms and hands, restraining herself from motion below the shoulders.
Wilson grounded out, the Mets filed quietly out of their dugout, the Yankees shook hands, restrained.
Thirty minutes later, Jackson, shirtless on a stretcher with his hands restrained and his neck in a brace, was wheeled into the ambulance.
The abused members of this group had their hands restrained; they were tied together like a chain gang and taken to other villages.
Yet while there were no fireworks or even million-dollar objects changing hands, restrained but solid bidding produced a respectable outcome.
Watts posted pictures on her Facebook page of an injury to her wrist, which she said had been sustained when she was handcuffed, as well as a picture of her in tears with her hands restrained behind her back and an officer questioning her.
