Sentence examples for constrictions and from inspiring English sources

A tube once formed may be subdivided into sections by constrictions and dilations of the tube at certain points.

But he tired of the official constrictions and in 1987 moved to France, where he has lived ever since, producing plays, novels and paintings.

Liberated from the constrictions, and also the security, of the suit, men went "a little crazy at first," Mr. Burke said.

Finally, in the World War I era, Coco Chanel began helping women come into their own, unstrapping them from their hourglass constrictions and sheathing them in supple jersey.

Innovative and dedicated as a teacher, she carried on with lessons regardless of time constrictions, and was one of the first to use video as a teaching aid for violinists, giving her students possibly uncomfortable perspectives on their playing.

The idea of a concert in art class, said Joseph Mack, 79, a sculptor and founder of the 19-year-old school, was to remove constrictions and inspire creativity among his students.

The common form of constrictive pericarditis are the subacute elastic constriction and the classic chronic rigid constrictive pericarditis [4].

We simulated early constrictive pericarditis by pericardial constriction and patchy adhesions induced with instant glue and pericardial-epicardial stitches.

Myosin II accumulates specifically around constricting cells, and its disruption dysregulates constriction and cell fate.

While no two aviophobics are the same, fear tends to coalesce around phobias of distance – vertigo and agoraphobia – and constriction – claustrophobia, and concerns about an inability to escape.

What all these comics have in common is a dreamlike feeling of constriction and disjointedness.