Sentence examples for which is restrained from inspiring English sources

The story is a neat microcosm of the Tuck technique, which is restrained and carefully inconclusive.

I was particularly moved by the last paragraph, which is restrained yet intensely powerful within the context of this story.

To Tim Willis, he was "both snob and iconoclast", which is restrained, as he once "came on pretty strong" to Mrs Willis when they had him round for dinner.

The stochastic response of a rigid mass, the motion of which is restrained by Coulomb friction, is examined.

It is shown that, for a truss which is restrained against horizontal movement at its ends, the load-carrying mechanism undergoes a transition from bending to catenary action.

According to the literature, doping of Fe and Ag caused grain growth, which is restrained during the hydrothermal, and decreases the crystal size of TiO2 (Degussa P25) [27, 35].

Immigration reform (which Obama mentioned glancingly) and reworking the current U.S. patent system, which is restraining innovation and entrepreneurship, would also be good for the economy's future health.

Lolita still provokes disapproval and controversy not because of the explicitness of its sexual passages, which are restrained by today's standards, but because they describe a relationship between a mature man and a girl well under the age of consent, this being one of the few kinds of sexual behaviour that are almost universally anathematised and punished by law.

HGs which were restrained exhibited smaller mass decreases at 100 °C than the unrestrained HGs.

Hence, there was unrestricted heat and vapour loss at a solid/vapour interface for unrestrained samples, but this is not true for samples which were restrained.

The growth rate was modeled with the oxidation at the Tafel-typed rate, which was restrained by the IR-drop between the conducting front and the electrode.