Sentence examples for effectively confining from inspiring English sources

This would mean losing her car, and effectively confining her to her home.

The strict change from PbTe to ZnTe at the hetero-interface (Fig. 3b) is expected to produce a steep energy potential barrier in PbTe nanocrystal for effectively confining an electron excited by absorbing light.

Russian troops have not assaulted the base, but a contingent of about 40 soldiers mounted in 10 armored personnel carriers and 10 trucks has moved next to it — effectively confining the Ukrainian troops to a kind of house arrest.

Russian troops have not assaulted the base, but a contingent of about 40 soldiers mounted in ten armoured personnel carriers and ten trucks has moved next to the base – effectively confining the Ukrainian troops to a kind of house arrest.

For example, stimulated emission depletion microscopy (2) overcomes the diffraction limit by effectively confining the fluorescent state of the marker to a well-defined region ≪ λ/2.

Since 60%% of the base changes caused synonymous amino acid substitutions, which have no effect on protein structure, indexed amplicon sequencing can effectively confine the candidates to meaningful mutations.

The objectives of the study are as follows: (1) to evaluate the effectiveness of external GFRP strengthening for rectangular Concrete Columns (2) to evaluate the effect of number of GFRP layers on the ultimate load and ductility of confined concrete and (3) to evaluate the effect of the aspect ratio of the column on the effectively confined cross-section.

Zia, its leader, has been effectively confined to her Dhaka home for almost a week.

The gas and field are effectively confined to moving together, even though the gas can slip along the field freely.

Although militarily successful, after 1563 Kurbsky lost Ivan's favour and was effectively confined to Dorpat (now Tartu).

Prime Minister Sharon's government has shunned Mr. Arafat and effectively confined him to his offices since December 2001, a strategy accepted by the Bush administration.