Sentence examples for highly constricted from inspiring English sources
Like Herzog, he had to grapple with unfamiliar, often unwieldy equipment under highly constricted shooting circumstances as he tried to capture Bausch's company in action, close up.
Over Yuan Instead of accusing China of currency manipulation, the Treasury Department expressed disappointment that trading in the yuan is "highly constricted" and said it would "intensely scrutinize" China's practices in future reports.
Plasma arc welding process uses a highly constricted arc to produce a keyhole inside the weld pool, process efficiency is much increased compared to the traditional gas tungsten arc welding process.
During the afternoon, a well defined banding feature appeared, but the outflow to the north remained highly constricted.
Ordinarily this would be highly suggestive of an mRNA that essentially behaves like a restricted transcription locus with highly constricted mobility.
Computational fluid dynamics modelling of flow in the microfluidic device demonstrated that a shear stress of 10 dyn/cm upstream from the occlusion resembled fluid shear stresses in highly constricted arteries in vivo.
'Obvious' priors such as uniform on Ω are actually highly constricting, since they impose a linear relationship on the prior expectations of the π j 's, namely E(π j )=j/k.
In contrast, only 18% of the cells confined in tubes <8 μm divided and half of these died in the 3.5 h after mitosis allowing only 9% of the daughter cells to survive mitosis inside these highly constricting cavities.
Palatal malformations occur in 75% of Apert syndrome patients and include cleft soft palate or bifid uvula, as well as highly arched and constricted palates with a median furrow, lateral palatal swellings, relatively shorter hard palate and relatively longer and thicker soft palate (Kreiborg and Cohen, 1992; Cohen and Kreiborg, 1996).
As I stepped down off the ladder, the pressure of the highly compacted fat immediately constricted, making sucking noises as it locked itself back round my legs.
The book, a sequel of sorts to the author's 2009 campaign book, "Renegade," is also constricted by a highly schematic thesis, which contends that Mr. Obama's aides are divided into "two powerful and self-righteous camps," and that those camps represent warring sides of the president's own personality.
