Comparisons were made among herds using free-stall barns as their primary housing for new versus remodeled facilities, barn design, bedding used, feed-delivery design, manure removal strategies, animal restraint, maternity areas, overcrowding, and cooling methods.
Under light restraint, 16 areas of the denervated paw were stimulated with a pin, and responses were scored on a 3-point scale (0, no response; 1, light or inconsistent response; and 2, strong consistent withdrawal response).
Not so the Rehnquist Court, which has abandoned restraint in this area as well.
Hadn't previous studies found restraint in one area makes it more difficult to exercise self-control in another?
White House officials said that Mr. Bush and Mr. Vajpayee touched on the issue of Kashmir, but would not specifically say that the president urged Mr. Vajpayee to use restraint in that area, where India has amassed 600,000 troops.
Especially for those claiming to be unifiers, a lack of restraint in this area — one of the most contentious of our time — would suggest that their consensus-building rhetoric is mere puffery.
But officials in South-East Asia complain that China's construction activity breaks the spirit of an agreement that it reached in 2002 with ASEAN to exercise "self-restraint" in the area.
Exaggerated by publicity-seeking publishers, the intimate details should not disgust or trouble most adults, although there is more information than we need (Nabokov's restraint in this area remains the standard for how much is required for us to get the gist).
Using these type trailers for tall yachts can sometimes be low enough to avoid using a pole car if the boat loaded is less than the state-by-state height restraint (the New England area has many low bridges and re-routes may be dictated by the Department of Transportation.
There is little restraint in the press area as well.
