Sentence examples for constrictions in from inspiring English sources

"P.S". is rife with self-questioning, as befits any movie about the soul's constrictions in middle age, but the dilemmas are stated so baldly that they come across as peevish.

Most authorities would agree that a vowel is a sound that is produced without any major constrictions in the vocal tract, so that there is a relatively free passage for the air.

The company's statement said it had been placed, "in the impossible position of not having the ability to further reduce fixed costs, coupled with severe constrictions in the capital debt markets and an unwillingness of the current debt holder to continue funding the operations".

We introduced double-triangular notch as the constrictions in the nanowire.

There are certain constrictions in designing such vectors, and these are described here.

These macroscopic patterns affect the transmission probability causing resonances coming from the constrictions in the channel.

Cyclic freeze-thaw (F-T) is a serious natural weathering mechanism for rock engineering and stone constrictions in cold regions.

Moreover, we developed an analytical model for the ballistic thermal resistance of the nanosized constrictions in two-dimensional nanosystems.

Furthermore, thorough examination to evaluate the different types of pain may not be possible due to time constrictions in some cases.

The semi-empirical scaling law by Nelson and Morfey [1] predicts the noise generation from constrictions in ducts with low Mach number flows.

These results may provide valuable insights to understanding the heterogeneity of airway constrictions in asthma as well as the developing and functioning of other tubular organs and tissue engineering.