The restraint reflects the general economic downturn, but also the recognition that quantum leaps in wireless speed alone no longer guarantee success for operators, which are confronting saturated and static markets in Europe.
Similarly, the stepped interior spiral of the original Walker Art Center, designed by Edward Larrabee Barnes in the 1970's, not only made for a wonderful place to view art, but its blank brick exterior was also a model of restraint, reflecting an age when the spirit of civic responsibility was expressed through stoic reserve, not architectural flamboyance.
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This restraint reflects the observation that many known Cdk substrates contain multiple clustered phosphorylation sites.
One might think that, in a context of generalized poverty, this restraint reflects an emic conception of poverty among the populations of that region.
It is clear, however, that in reality — as well as with the synthetic data generated here — the distance restraints reflect a distribution of conformations, and that no single conformation needs to agree fully with the restraints.
Their simplicity reflects the restraint imposed by the high cost of hand labor but also shows that "social customs in New York did not yet demand a pretentious dwelling," Charles Lockwood, a social and architectural historian, writes in "Bricks and Brownstone" (McGraw-Hill, 1972).
That uncharacteristic restraint surely reflected the influence of Trump's legal team, which, for months, had been advising him that Mueller's investigation would be completed in fairly short order, and that the best course of action was to coöperate.
Mook's restraint is reflected even in what he eats for breakfast every day: a fruit-and-vegetable smoothie.
This absence of restraints is reflected as well in the very terms in which these rights and privileges are described.
