Sentence examples for go confinement from inspiring English sources

Density-of-states (DOS) computations uncovered that the defects induced strain effects on GO, confinement of light at the GO-PS/PSO interface, and the band gap reduction of GO cumulatively engendered the SERS effect.

Theresa Lamascola still has dementia, but she went from confinement in a wheelchair — unable to sit still and screaming out in fear — to being able to walk with help, sit peacefully, have some memory and ability to communicate, understand subtleties of conversations and even make jokes.

It's a big transition, going from confinement to freedom in one day.

Richard Yacco, a prisoner, remembered "resisting what one guard was telling me to do and being willing to go into solitary confinement.

"It follows from your position that every prisoner in Kansas can be told either confess to your crime or go to maximum confinement for the rest of your time," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy told the lawyer.

Read James Burns' article on why he chose to go into solitary confinement HERE.

on 1/4/17 Read James Burns' article on why he chose to go into solitary confinement HERE.

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"He said he would rather go into solitary confinement for a week to take a rest and feel better," she said.

We review previous works on polymer confined crystallization employing strategies that allow confinement to go from the micron to the nanometer scale: droplets, blends, block copolymers and infiltration into alumina nanopores.

If you go higher than the confinement stress, you will reopen the small fractures.