But Julien's reliance on the old Brechtian distancing effect provides the restraint required to keep the cliches of the maid's tale from erupting into melodrama.
Seeing this coming, the Chinese authorities have decided to move first and, through taxes, to keep the profit created by a restraint on trade.You might suppose that at least China's fellow poor-country competitors will benefit from this.
Mr. Clinton may not have been intimidated, but he did heed the advice of Robert Rubin, who joined the administration from his post at the top of Goldman Sachs, that a policy of budgetary restraint would keep the bond market happy and interest rates on United States government bonds low.
Each mouse was kept in a Ballman cage (Natsume Seisakusho, Tokyo, Japan) suitable for light restraint to keep the mice awake.
In some cases, the restraint systems might not keep the dummy from hitting the pillar because the steering wheel, which contains the air bag, veers so far to the right that the dummy misses the bag.
Nonhuman primates were anesthetized with isoflurane (1 2 %) for the purpose of restraint and to keep the subjects immobilized during the collection of the brain images.
To keep the RNA immobile, a 500 kcal/mol restraint was placed on all residues.
Using solid-state NMR chemical shifts, we filtered intra-monomer NMR distance restraints in order to keep only the restraints valid in the solid state.
One of the reasons reported for using restraints was to keep the patient at home as long as possible and to avoid admission to a nursing home.
If no doctor is nearby, take care to keep the bone fracture from displacing by restraints.
