Sentence examples for confined over from inspiring English sources

Unless the gas is somehow physically confined, over time perhaps 500 to 1,000 years up to half the CO2 would diffuse through the ocean and be released back into the atmosphere.

Opposition to the Yucca Mountain project is based on a long history of Nevada being a nuclear weapons testing grounds, resentment at becoming a repository for toxic waste generated elsewhere in the country, and concerns that the site is not geologically stable enough to guarantee that the radioactivity will remain confined over the required 10,000-year span.

To overcome these problems a possible way is to confine over a flat surface all the features still preserving their three dimensionality.

However, most successes of metabolic engineering have been confined to over-producing natively synthesized metabolites in E. coli and S. cerevisiae.

On the Republican side, it's not even clear that Boehner would be able to sell all of his representatives on tax increases confined to over-a-million incomes.

Questions on how to proceed as a nation are being raised and getting small-bore, wrong-end-of-the-telescope answers from a governing cartel whose comfort zone for dispute is confined to picking over the minutiae of raising or lowering taxes.

As the Court observes ante, at 465, the uniform construction of federal criminal statutes is no insignificant matter, particularly because Congress has recognized potential dangers in nonuniform construction and has confined jurisdiction over federal criminal cases to the federal courts.

It was designed to simulate the living and working conditions of an isolated and confined crew over 250 days for reaching Mars, 30 days for Mars orbiting with Mars landing and 240 days for returning to Earth.

For the first time, children are being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, a disease previously thought to be confined to the over-40s.

And this pattern is hardly confined to debates over sex, marriage and the like.

Gone are the days when divinity, as it used to be known, was confined to poring over the gospels and grappling with Trinitarian dogma.