The phrase "a single confinement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing imprisonment, restrictions, or limitations, often referring to one instance or type of confinement.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of a single confinement on the mental health of inmates."
Alternatives: "one confinement" or "a solitary confinement".
The experimental results show that in comparison with single confinement, double confinement enhances the axial compressive strength and strain of the FFRP-CFRC composite, even though less concrete is used.
This paper presents the design and results of an experimental setup used to investigate the flow mechanisms of cohesionless material when drawing from a single drawpoint under confinement.
Near field measurements of the lateral and vertical confinement show a single, symmetric, and well-confined optical mode.
He was in a single ward, like solitary confinement.
The process of the dual-frequency electromagnetic containerless confinement is controlled more easily than that of a single-frequency electromagnetic confinement.
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The applicability of investigating the quantum confinement of a single nanowire without any preparation for different sizes of nanoparticles is possible because the detection is relatively straightforward and the reproduced Raman signals can be observed.
Also, the confinement to a single balance group, i.e. a local market, means that especially in the beginning of the trading only a small number of bidders can be expected.
Breeding ranges of Phoebastria albatrosses are further constrained by confinement within a single ocean basin, with the aerodynamic performance of short-tailed albatrosses likely preventing crossing through areas of low wind speed and low productivity (e.g. central Pacific) and the aerodynamic performance of waved albatrosses potentially impairing efficient use of windy areas.
The dominance of base pairing and the confinement to a single interaction partner makes it possible to model RNA (and DNA) secondary structures at a purely combinatorial level, completely ignoring both atom-scale details and spatial embeddings.
