Definition of Restrainers

1. Noun. (plural of restrainer) ¹

¹ Source: wiktionary.com

Definition of Restrainers

1. restrainer [n] - See also: restrainer

Lexicographical Neighbors of Restrainers

restored
restored cycle
restorement
restorer
restorers
restores
restoreth
restoring
restos
restrain
restrainable
restrained
restrained beam
restrainedly
restrainer
restrainers
restraining
restraining order
restrainingly
restrainment
restrainments
restrains
restraint
restraint of trade
restraints
restraints of trade
restrategize
restrategized
restrategizes
restrategizing

Literary usage of Restrainers

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Chemistry of Photography by Raphael Meldola (1891)
"The Action of Sensitizers in Different Processes. —Theory of Developers and Restrainers.—Development by Vapours.—Acid Development by Ferrous Sulphate. ..."

2. The Chemistry of Photography by Raphael Meldola (1901)
"The Action of Sensitizers in Different Processes. —Theory of Developers and Restrainers.—Development by Vapours.—Acid Development by Ferrous Sulphate. ..."

3. Competing Against Time: The Governor's Board of Inquiry on the 1989 Loma by George W. Housner (1998)
"Internal concrete diaphragm bolsters; 8" pipe hinge restrainers and cable restrainers Flat plate post-tensioned steel column and joint jackets; ..."

4. Directory of Northridge Earthquake Research edited by Brian Cowan, Michael Mahoney, Stephen A. Mahin (2000)
"The failure of hinge restrainers is not surprising because: (1) those cable restrainers were designed for their elastic response and they do not dissipate ..."

5. Transportation Infrastructure: Nation’s Highway Bridges Remain at Risk from (1993)
"A less costly, and the most common, type of retrofit work being conducted in the states we surveyed was the installation of restrainers in bridge ..."

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