Sentence examples for Some constrictions from inspiring English sources

To construct the information granules, two methods are studied: one develops a family of hyperboxes by realizing some constrictions, while the other one engages Differential Evolution (DE) to realize further optimization.

Some constriction inside him, some icicle that had been living in his spine, was gone.

Vitalij Kowaljow again showed a nice, warm bass, though with some constriction in his upper notes.

She was thinking exactly the same thing I was: there must have been some constriction or deformation of the child's vocal apparatus.

There was some constriction in his voice at the start, which eased when he reached Die Ehre Gottes aus der Natur in the Beethoven and the majesty of his singing began to emerge.

But it was as if some inner constriction had dissolved, some sense of her drifting gradually into unhappiness.

As in line 73, there were only four 35S rDNA signals (some with secondary constrictions) instead of the expected six, indicating locus loss.

In ippk-1 (or1572 ts ) mutants, the distal arm varied in width along its length, the mCherry::GFP signal accumulated to high levels in foci near the turns of the gonad arms, and in some animals severe constrictions were formed near the turn.

Constrictions along some of the filaments "most likely represent septa," or cavities within the nanobes, the team wrote.

Furthermore, thorough examination to evaluate the different types of pain may not be possible due to time constrictions in some cases.

These books are all about escape: the London train or the factory owner's daughter or some vaguer liberation from the constrictions of class.