In addition, by introducing the PVC tube as internal confinement to the hollow columns the ductility was also improved.
Women encounter barriers such as nausea, confinement to bed with hyperemesis, forward-leaning bicycles, discomfort in jogging and strength training and yet they are capable of staying physically active because - unless they have pregnancy-related complications - they are able to switch to another activity.
Under high confinement, defined as confinement sufficient to suppress frictional sliding, brittle-like failure is still observed, even at pressure well below that required for faulting associated with phase transformations.
Assimilationist policies such as those mandating confinement to reservations were governmental challenges to tribal sovereignty; regaining self-determination in these and other areas became the defining goal of the Plains tribes in the 20th and 21st centuries.
In this FFRP-CFRC, coir fibre is the reinforcement of the concrete and FFRP tube as formwork provides confinement to the concrete.
As a secondary confinement to contain the activated coolant water in the vault in the case of water pipe burst accident, a water barrier is welded between the penetration in the water pipe chase outer wall and the mid-plane of the vacuum jacket of the Feeder Coil Terminal Box (CTB).
Not until the following molt is it released from its confinement to unfold as a fully developed leg only slightly smaller than the original.
Prison officials can give up to 20 days solitary confinement to inmates as punishment for infractions like fighting or possessing drugs, though the usual term is from three to five days.
In this sense, the finite length of the central ribbons imposes an extra spatial confinement to electrons, as analogy of what happens in open quantum dot systems[16, 17, 19, 33, 34].
This is especially true for carcinomas that exhibit a low risk profile, i.e. a low PSA value, no histological conspicuity suggested by an indicator such as the Gleason score and confinement to the prostate.
