Sentence examples for defined confines from inspiring English sources

"Would you say there are clearly defined confines here?" the analyst said.

Arrhenius plots of the etch rate of Si by MACE as a function of temperature in the case of non-patterned areas (dark squares) and in the case of lithographically defined confined areas (red circles).

In contrast with those found for the 1918 pandemic, our estimates for open and confined settings differed little, perhaps because we defined "confined" rather broadly; for example, primary schools and care homes in 1968/1969 would have been less crowded than the prisons and ships considered for the 1918 pandemic (15).

In all of this, he became a living example of a new political and cultural pluralism in Ireland, proof that the day of narrowly defined, and confining, patriotism was over.

Except during the 1930s, when China had a thriving independent film industry centred in Shanghai and operating with relatively little interference, the political climate has defined and confined its films.

Malignant tumours of the space may appear well defined and confined by the fascia.

Malignant tumours may appear well defined and confined by the fascia.

The wisps form crisp, narrowly defined arcs confined to the equatorial plane, probably held in place by tight lines of magnetic field whipping out from the pulsar.

Malignant tumours may appear well defined and confined by the masticator fascia, without imaging signs of aggressive extension into neighbouring soft tissues.

Benign and malignant tumours may arise from the different contents of the space, and malignant tumours may appear well defined and confined by the fascia, without signs of aggressiveness.

The GCE/MWCNT@RB modified electrode showed a highly stable and well defined surface confined redox peak at an E1/2 = 155 ± 20 mV vs. Ag/AgCl with a surface excess value of 4.72 nmol cm−2.