Suddenly he found himself envisaging an escape from the confinement of logic and everyday awareness.
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.
We suspected that the improvement resulted from the confinement of silica shell to the contraction of PS space during calcination.
Moreover, robot agent-based technologies free the engineers from the confinement of pipeline inaccessibility, environment hazardousness, and system scalability.
The induced shift effect was observed and resulted from the confinement of the fluorescent dye within the silica particle, when prepared with TMOS.
The resonances in the DOS, which can be seen in the figure, result most probably from the confinement in the PbTe material in-between CdTe A-NWs.
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.
From the Table 3, it is seen that there is a slight difference in the extracted size from the confinement theory and TEM observations.
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.
Note that there is no sharp peak at 8Hz and the power is spread in the frequency domain as expected from the confinement in time owing to the burst.
However, in many literatures and as emphasised in this article, the factors inhibiting aid efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability are not far from the confinement of aid administration on semi-independent agencies serving as intermediary in the recipient countries.
