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It is found that increasing the amount of corner strengthening leads to an increase in the confinement effectiveness of CFFTs and results in a more uniform confining pressure distribution along specimen cross-section.
His restlessness and duty struggled in the confinement of the vertical city while Julia's sprawled in the horizontal one.
So isn't he worried that his freedom will be even more stifled in the confinement of a label like Syco?
In the confinement of narrow passages or when meeting contrary winds and swells, the tidal currents often make navigation extremely hazardous.
In the confinement of the Manhattan Theater Club the show gave off a restiveness, an impatience to burst into greater view.
But it's a common practice in the confinement hog industry to give antibiotics to the whole herd, to enhance growth and to fight off the risk of disease, which is increased by keeping so many animals in such close quarters.
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The dancers got in, but the confinement did their choreography few favors.
The first English quarantine regulations, drawn up in 1663, provided for the confinement (in the Thames estuary) of ships with suspected plague-infected passengers or crew.
The PEO-block crystallization kinetics in the hard confinement is much slower than that in the soft confinement.
The confinement in the camper was stifling.
In the close confinement of an Arctic winter, quarrels arose.
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