Sentence examples for underlying restraint from inspiring English sources
However, despite the implications of the data reviewed here, one must bear in mind that further neuroimaging studies are also needed to clarify the cognitive-emotion interactions underlying restraint vs. impulsive behaviors, e.g. by using fMRI paradigms that utilize cognitive tasks, and connectivity analysis.
For all that aesthetic razzle-dazzle, "Candelabra" has an underlying restraint.
Indeed, the emphasis on individual human rights employed by international agencies may fail to engage with local concerns underlying practices of restraint, and the need to provide viable alternatives which will support both those with mental illness and their families.
Mr. Schundler may explain the restraints underlying his concealed handgun ideas, but count on Mr. McGreevey to run an ad showing a tot reaching into Mommy's purse and pulling out Dirty Harry's revolver.
It concluded that a number of factors had led to his death, including initial restraint by prison staff; compression on his neck; control and restraint measures carried out against him; his underlying heart condition and emotional stress.
Still, some Indian and Pakistani military officers and civilian officials I spoke to say that the 2001-02 war scare was their Cuban missile crisis — a confrontation that came so close to catastrophe that it shocked both sides into a new approach to nuclear deterrence, one that is grounded in military restraint, political patience, and negotiations about underlying grievances.
That passage addresses the underlying antitrust issue in the suit: what legal restraints should apply to dominant companies in high-technology markets.
It judged that the record's "power lies in its restraint" and that there is an "urgency underlying virtually all of the 11 songs".
A third pathologist, Nicholas Hunt, acting for the Police Federation, concluded: "The sudden, restraint-associated death of a man with underlying squamous cell carcinoma of the lung (complicated by pneumonia and pulmonary thromboembolism) and ischaemic heart disease".
Computations are often performed without experimental restraints and therefore they are reliant on the underlying force fields for generation of physically accurate molecular ensembles.
