Stucky et al. [18] reported that in a physically confined environment, interfacial interactions, symmetry breaking, structural frustration, and confinement-induced entropy loss could play dominant roles in determining molecular organization.
Reproductive confinement can be ensured if the fish themselves are physically confined in a recirculating aquaculture system.
At Sing Sing, where the cells have bars, prisoners are physically confined but their sounds travel.
He also examines the dismal conditions of migrants in transit and the institutional framework in which they move or are physically confined.
It's hard to avoid comparisons to "Misery" when you have a character physically confined to an enclosed space by another character who harbors ill will.
She said being shackled with hundreds of other prisoners and being physically confined had detrimental psychological effects, even at the end of her sentence.
From slavery through segregation, he points out, blacks were physically confined, first held against their will on plantations and then relegated to black communities.
But human rights organizations, North Korean defectors and United Nations monitors have described the assignments as forced labor because the workers are physically confined, under constant surveillance and deprived of most of their wages.
This is a physically confined sport in which action is restricted to the piste: a long narrow mat that, to the naked eye, looks about the length of a cricket pitch.
For the inventory control part, the obtained probability distributions are used for establishing a new dynamic programming optimization model which is designed to cope with physically confined and unconfined fare classes situations.
Clearly, there is a linear relationship (curve fit shown) between the surface energy and the relative surface area, reaffirming that the observed surface energy is physically confined to the surface of the particles and that the relative amounts of surface energy increase for decreasing particle sizes.
