Sentence examples for from the confinement from inspiring English sources
Suddenly he found himself envisaging an escape from the confinement of logic and everyday awareness.
The unique properties of nanomaterials result from the extremely large surface and interface area per unit volume and from the confinement effects at the nanoscale.
Remote detection suggests freeing the NMR experiment from the confinement of using the same radio frequency (RF) coil and magnetic field for both information encoding and signal detection.
The solvation pressures arising from the confinement of a fluid by surfaces are calculated under two different thermodynamic conditions, namely at constant density and at constant chemical potential, through mesoscopic scale simulations.
The founders of American land art — Robert Smithson, Nancy Holt, and Michael Heizer — aimed for an engagement with the outdoors that would break from the confinement of the rectangular frame; from freestanding sculpture that used a park or a landscape as an ornamental setting; and, above all, from the decorum of the gallery or the apartment wall.
I can visit Boston for some plays and musicals". The transition from the confinement of a nursing home to the freedom of living in a home with a family, Mr. Connor recalled, "was almost shocking". "I had to readjust myself to my own way of doing things," he said.
A couple of years ago, all of this would seem impossible; a figment of my imagination, unable to escape from the confinements of my mind and become reality.
At higher distances from the inlet, the confinement effect of partitions is observed.
Some mariners dislike the long periods away from home and the confinement aboard ship.
The confinement from ND results in an on-edge orientation of LLDPE, while the confinement from TD forces the on-edge oriented LLDPE crystals to further elongate and extend along the extrusion direction (ED).
We load DNA into the confinement from the top, without the need of any mechanical force, overcoming complex mechanical loading.
