Sentence examples for continuous confinement from inspiring English sources

Ahamed, M. J. et al. Continuous Confinement Fluidics: Getting Lots of Molecules into Small Spaces with High Fidelity.

The inner steel and outer FRP tubes provide continuous confinement for the concrete shell; hence, the concrete shell achieves a significantly higher strain, strength, and ductility compared to the unconfined concrete in conventional columns.

In subsection (a)(3), the words "but the time during which the animals have been confined without such rest or food or water on connecting roads shall be included, it being the intent of this chapter to prohibit their continuous confinement beyond the period of twenty-eight hours, except upon the contingencies hereinbefore stated" are omitted as unnecessary because of the restatement.

All were kept in continuous solitary confinement for their C.I.A. detention, ranging from 16 months to more than four years.

It does specify that "continuous total confinement of any animal indoors is prohibited".

Even thinkers sympathetic to Foucault's ideas argue that, despite the cultural discontinuities that he sought to foreground in his historical analysis, he nevertheless offered a continuous narrative of confinement and exclusion as a result of the oppressive powers of reason (Dreyfus and Rabinow 1983, 4).

The upper broken lines denote the hybrid-quantized states, while the lower heavy dots stand for quantized states (dotted lines indicate quasi-continuous bands of the two-dimensional confinement).

Domestic dogs have been shown to be tolerated and kept in Bauchi but poorly managed in terms of feeding, confinement and vaccination thereby constituting a continuous risk to domestic animals and humans.

Although the states still have free particle-like dispersion skeleton in the direction parallel to the layers, the lateral quantum confinement breaks the subbands into quasi-continuous or discrete states.

The method of vibration confinement consists of converting the original mode shapes of continuous systems to exponentially decaying functions.

Duration also impacts mission architectures including countermeasures for bone, muscle, and cardiovascular atrophy during continuous weightlessness; and behavioral and psychological issues resulting from isolation and confinement.