An interaction like the strong nuclear force, for example, displays "confinement" which means that it takes a lot of energy to tear quarks apart even though their masses are not all that large.
Dye, J. L. Electrides: early examples of quantum confinement.
Figure 1 shows examples of RC columns with failures associated with inadequate flexural capacity after an earthquake event, although in these examples, shear and confinement deficiencies are also evident (transversal reinforcement with large spacing at the columns extremities).
Once assembled, the artists began by conducting extensive research, sharing references to paintings that captured SLEEP's emotion, architecture drawings of rooms that captured its confinement, examples of lighting that captured its mood.
In solitary confinement, for example, he recalls the NWA song "Fuck tha Police", concluding that "the anthem's resonance was no longer mere novelty or a boyish sense of affinity with the hood; no, it put things in perspective".
In some configurations a supplementary global movement imposed by the confinement (for example: acoustic waves) is superposed on the two above mentioned, and modifies the parameters of the process.
For example, the 3D carrier confinement provides QD lasers the possibilities to achieve low threshold current density and high differential gain.
Therefore, it is important to develop some feasible methods to drive more ions to enter the sites with strong confinement, for example by imposing charge on the electrode and by removing solvents.
For example, one veterinarian defended confinement systems this way: "My experience has been that... by-and-large the standard of welfare among animals kept in the so called "intensive" systems is higher.
In some African and Latin American societies, for example, tradition requires the confinement or a quarantine of a mother and her infant for several days or weeks after birth.
