Sentence examples for constrictions to from inspiring English sources
Yet, somehow, they wriggled from their constrictions to get their third straight win.
The format isn't entirely new – an episode of Modern Family did exactly the same thing a couple of months ago – but it is a canny set of formal constrictions to impose upon oneself as a film-maker, and writer Nelson Greaves and director Levan Gabriadze outdo themselves with it for a goodly portion of the movie.
To lessen and negotiate such constrictions to positive conclusions for all parties, ACRE SEA is working closely with WMO and other international bodies which regularly interact with the various countries and NHMS in Southeast Asia.
Finally, a scenario which includes only restriction to the circulation of the vehicles is considered unrealistic and therefore not analysed here: it foresees only constrictions to the free circulation, thus being against the important principle of "social equity" promoted by the EU in the development of its transportation policy.
In contrast to our study, Buchon et al. (2013) view constrictions to be of primary importance and define two constrictions as micro-regions in their own right.
Our results suggest the existence of constrictions to burst loci amplification in the 5S rDNA family in polyploids and an overall trend to further reduce their number.
Some adults might also dismiss the game as the slumber party goof it was in years past, when constriction to the point of death was virtually unheard of.
"For us, definitely the biggest constriction to growth is hiring people," said Taavet Hinrikus, Transferwise's co-founder (he was also the first employee of Skype).
Many antihypertensive treatments are aimed specifically at preventing the actions of angiotensin II, a peptide that stimulates blood vessel constriction to increase blood pressure.
Conversely, veins, but not arteries, demonstrated concentration-dependent constriction to intravenous endothelin-1.
This constriction to flow creates a differential pressure drop across the restriction, in line with Bernoulli's principle for incompressible flow (Darby 2001; Van Ness and Abbott 2008).
