Sentence examples similar to restraining time from inspiring English sources

This paper introduces the studies of laboratory tests on Jinping II marble as well as numerical prediction of excavation damaged zone (EDZ) of tunnel section in brittle marble and determination of reinforced concrete lining thickness for restraining time-dependent deformation in the schist tunnel section.

It also wants to restrain Times Newspapers from promoting or launching a new digital publication with a digital masthead as set out in mock-up seen by the Irish Times.

Cold stress, which includes chilling (0 12○ C) and freezing (<0○ C) temperatures, adversely affects crop yields by restraining sowing time, causing tissue damage and stunted growth.

For Mrs. Anthony, who married Mr. Anthony in July 2010, the role of an N.B.A. wife and mother (their son, Kiyan, is 4) has proved restraining at times.

Where players on both sides seemed happy to play along last year, most were far more restrained this time round.

The Knicks have been happy to talk back before their recent meetings with the Celtics, but they seemed more restrained this time — although Harrington used some colorful language to describe Pierce's mouth.

I wrote Pete a long letter (restrained, this time) about the DC experience.

We are restrained by time, but the Annunciation gave mankind hope that he will be able to escape.

We are restrained by time, but the Annunciation gave mankind hope that it will be able to escape.

Hence, it is difficult to say whether the relationships they found will restrain in time.

A recent systematic review of unplanned extubation in the ICU found between 25%and87%7% of patients were physically restrained at time of unplanned extubation [ 40].