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The compression in the normal direction acts as a confinement for the steel fibers as shown in Fig. 1, improving their bond with concrete and hence the tensile behavior of SFRC.  .

The compression in the normal direction acts as a confinement for the steel fibers as shown in Fig. 1, improving their bond with concrete and hence the tensile behavior of SFRC.

These glove boxes act as a primary confinement for the radiotoxic materials.

Unfortunately, the Ge QDs on Si can only provide a good confinement for the holes, which is hard to capture the electrons.

Grouting double side-by-side cells enhances the frame action of grouted masonry parts and also provides a better confinement for the infilled masonry.

The focus on the fetus, Ms. Roth maintains in her book, "reduces women to incubators" who are seen not as "full-fledged human beings, but merely better or worse vessels for fetuses," their bodies no longer seen as nurturing sanctuaries but "as a form of solitary confinement for the fetus".

FRP tube provides a corrosion resistant element, reinforcement, confinement for the concrete core, and a stay-in-place formwork.

During crystallization, A-block crystallizes first and creates confinement for the crystallization of B-block.

The initial design consists of a very hard 1st layer to deform and fracture the projectile, an orthotropic 2nd layer to slow down the shock wave propagation in the through thickness direction, whilst allowing rapid propagation in the transverse directions, a 3rd porous layer to absorb the shock wave energy through PV-work, and a 4th layer to provide confinement for the porous medium.

With only about 15,000 page views, the YouTube video remains something of a Web sleeper, which makes little sense because now more than ever what the world needs is a six-minute film of a desk-bound office drone escaping confinement for the seedy nighttime streets of Los Angeles.

There is a decrease in admissions for involuntary confinement for the benefit of imminent peril.