Sentence examples for so that restraining from inspiring English sources
Brain research on monkeys typically involves appalling suffering, including invasive surgery so that restraining and recording devices can be implanted in their heads (these implants can easily become infected).
Bureaucratic government checked the property boom; so did tough bank regulation that restrained the borrowing, chiefly in foreign currency, that plagues Hungary.
So the problem converts to designing the radar sequence that restrains the electromagnetic energy level over the overlapped spectrum.
Even so, mental health experts say that restraining patients is much more common than should be, and is often a sign of overworked and understaffed personnel at facilities.
According to specific trust (service reliability, feedback effectiveness and recommendation credibility), this paper designs three punishment cycles, so that to restrain the specific trust behaviors of nodes.
Speaking in Munich on Sunday, Mr. Putin's national security assistant, Sergei B. Ivanov, argued that "restraining the so-called rogue nations -- to use the American terminology -- may be carried out more effectively from the standpoint of both cost and effectiveness by means of a common political effort".
High heat sink temperature would contribute more severe heat accumulation to the laser core so that thermal effect restrained another mode lasing and mode hop would not occur.
The proposed method is intended to be used with shallow floor construction with concrete or steel/concrete composite slabs in which the floor slab occupies the depth of the floor beams and is fully grouted to the beams so that the slab restrains the full depth of the beams.
But the police officer said he was so intent on restraining the man that he never saw it coming.
Live-attenuated virus vaccines have been modified in ways that restrain their replication in a host so that infection (vaccination) produces immunity but not disease.
