Sentence examples for suitable restraint from inspiring English sources

To one side of the stage, the Now Ensemble — Alex Sopp, flutist; Sara Budde, clarinetist; Mark Dancigers, guitarist; Michael Mizrahi, pianist; and Logan Coale, bassist — accompanied Ms. Fischer with suitable restraint.

Use either seat belts, bungee cords, or other forms of suitable restraints.

Anthony Russell's Don Alfonso showed a muted but well-cushioned baritone and a suitable sense of restraint.

Each mouse was kept in a Ballman cage (Natsume Seisakusho, Tokyo, Japan) suitable for light restraint to keep the mice awake.

At the inquest, he told coroner Karon Monaghan QC how G4S had failed to teach him any so-called "control and restraint" techniques suitable for small spaces, such as planes.

He worked with theoretical chemists to identify suitable materials for these restraints, finally settling on a conductive plastic.

This is not a method suitable for a long-term restraint.

Beyond NMR restraints, any experimental data suitable to represent the distance between atoms can be used in the simulation.

Its rapid elimination from the body and lack of cumulative effects make it particularly suitable for continuous infusion, either alone for restraint or in combination (e.g. ketamine, an opioid or isoflurane) for surgical anaesthesia.

However this would require reproducible screen printed microelectrodes and development of a suitable manufacturing methodology was beyond the time and budgetary restraints of this work.

The final energy minimization procedures were performed without any constraints or restraints and we were able to obtain suitable starting positions for the reaction mechanism studies with the above mentioned properties.