Sentence examples for further confining from inspiring English sources

The regime can survive by further confining its area of control to the western area of the country, where its grip is firmest.A political solution looks just as improbable.

A Helmholtz-type coil pair was built for further confining the secondary electrons with a magnetic field.

We hypothesized that expression of an essential viral gene by a liver-specific promoter would initially restrict virus replication to cells of hepatic origin and that adding miR-122 complementary sequences to the viral gene would make the transcripts degradable by miR-122 in normal hepatocytes, thus further confining its replication to HCC.

Many saw little point in further confining Biggs, but Jack Straw, then Justice Secretary, ruled that Biggs should not be released because he was "unrepentant", adding that he had committed a further crime by escaping.

High temperature annealing further confined the SS because the HS had more time to crystallize, which increased confinement.

The government's policies will lead to many British Muslim women being even further confined to the home and will have an influence on important decisions.

Those who do reach Europe are further confined by the Dublin agreement, which stipulates that asylum seekers must remain in their first country of entry, despite the differing conditions that refugees face across the EU.

In 1882 he chaired a Jewish congress called in response to the government's infamous May Laws of that year, which further confined Jews to the overcrowded ghetto known as the Pale of Settlement.

The amendment will further confine the already sharply limited choices federal judges now have in sentencing -- a point that Senators Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts and Patrick Leahy of Vermont underscored in the course of their vain but valiant attempt to block the provisions.

Therefore, carriers could be further confined in emissive layer [26].

Suppose that the utility function is further confined to satisfy (4).