Sentence examples for confinement imposed from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the stronger confinement imposed by the lamination of relatively stiff gas diffusion layers to the CCM prevents the ionomer membrane from expanding in the in-plane direction.

The formation of this frontal layer is proposed to be related to the high lateral confinement, imposed by the surrounding material.

As a consequence of break-out crystallization, crystallization kinetics changed considerably since the crystal growth was not limited anymore to the confinement imposed by the cylinders.

According to MD simulations, plastic deformation phenomenon not only occurs at interface layer of lithiated phase, but also penetrates at electrode interior owning to confinement imposed by lithiated phase.

In this study we reveal how the lateral confinement imposed by block copolymer nano-domains in thin film templates affects the assembly of the deposited polyelectrolyte layers at different ionic strengths, and how the combined effects of nano-confinement and ionic strength dictate the final structure of the multilayer.

No person, while being held for trial, may be subjected to punishment or penalty other than arrest or confinement upon the charges pending against him, nor shall the arrest or confinement imposed upon him be any more rigorous than the circumstances required to insure his presence, but he may be subjected to minor punishment during that period for infractions of discipline.

Spatial confinement imposes behavioural restrictions on animals because of limitations in movement and use of space.

For example, cells can acquire more migratory mesenchymal phenotypes via Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition (EMT) to escape the confinements imposed by the physical microenvironment., The coordinated migration of closely associated or dense population of mesenchymal cells is recapitulated in many physiological events, but less studied than migration of individual mesenchymal cells.

But critics say the agency has fallen far short of that goal, especially in county jails in states like Louisiana, Texas, New Jersey and Florida, where detainees and their lawyers say inmates are beaten, solitary confinement is imposed for trivial offenses, and water and food are often inadequate.

Year after year of solitary confinement, punishment imposed for endlessly angrily asserting his innocence, movement without notice from prison to prison, often just when his mother was using her one week's holiday to visit her husband and her son at different ends of England, humiliation, degradation and fear nevertheless fuelled an insistence that he could and would take charge of his own fate.

Mr Cain has also faced lawsuits over the alleged excessive use of solitary confinement, for imposing his religious views on prisoners, and for conditions on death row, where the heat index (temperature adjusted for humidity) regularly exceeded 105°F (40.5°C) in 2012.