(Though it turns out he was restraining his restraint: at a recent Los Angeles show, he reportedly sipped tea throughout the set).
In this specimen, the concrete is restrained by restraint steel (100 × 40 × 40 mm, thickness: 2.3 mm, sectional area: 397 mm2) and is subjected to direct tensile stress due to the restraint of volume change caused by drying shrinkage.
Thermal similarity restraints and vibrational restraints (which restrain given displacement parameters to be similar and obey the Hirshfeld test [10]) can similarly be simplified using SIMU and DELU between chemically identical groups.
But now the police and several state agencies are seeking answers to these larger questions: whether it was necessary to restrain Andrew, whether the restraint method was properly applied and whether the state should prohibit the restraint hold that was used.
However, although not significant, the women with BPAN did report higher restraint scores than the women with RAN, and this could reflect the subjective experience of an effort to restrain rather than actual restraint.
We used the following keywords for the search: "anorexia" and "anorexia nervosa", "eating disorders", "food", "MRI", "magnetic resonance imaging", "restraint", "restrained eating", "VBM", "voxel based morphometry".
Each group experienced the same testing procedures, except the NS mice were left in their cages, while the RS group were removed and restrained in ventilated restraint cones for 15 or 45 min.
There was no overall effect of training on intake in Experiment 2, but there was a marginally significant moderation by dietary restraint: Restrained eaters ate significantly less signal-food following stop- relative to double-response training.
Animals were restrained in plastic restraint devices (Harvard Apparatus) for 60 min, 120 min or were left in their home cage in the testing room for 1 hour prior to testing.
She is genuinely restrained: she cannot restrain herself from showing self-restraint in virtually every case that comes before her.
