Sentence examples for confinement point from inspiring English sources

The key point in our preparation process was to determine the appropriate anodizing potential and deposition time to ensure the optimal nanostructure dimensions, which is necessary from the quantum confinement point of view, as mentioned above.

A spokesperson there recently described the New York City jail as "leading the nation in safely reducing solitary confinement," pointing out that "punitive segregation" for 16- and 17-year-olds was ended in December of last year and that there are plans to further reduce the segregated population are on the horizon.

Consider a confinement period.

At high confinement, the transition point increases as the curvature increases regardless of the symmetry of diblock copolymers.

At low confinement, the transition point might increase or decrease, depending on the symmetry of diblock copolymers.

Her stark 2002 film about one prisoner who committed suicide rather than live in confinement makes its points in a series of quick, blunt, factual strokes.

Her lengthy initial sentence and at times severe treatment while incarcerated — she spent long stretches of time in solitary confinement and at one point was made to sleep naked — made her a cause celebre for antiwar and government transparency advocates.

He spent months locked in solitary confinement and at one point he was placed on suicide watch.

Since a 2014 Senate report criticized the CIA for running what it characterized as an ineffective, brutal regimen of incommunicado confinement, the agency has pointed to the involvement of OMS staff to claim it performed its torture within doctor-mandated safeguards.

Various numerical test cases, including the multi-material shock tube problem, inertial confinement fusion implosion, triple-point shock interaction and shock interaction with multi-material bubbles, show that the method is suitable for a wide range of complex compressible multi-material flows.

There is a review process for inmates kept in solitary confinement but, as Sapers points out, it's not terribly effective.