Sentence examples for increased enclosed from inspiring English sources

To mark the place, people arrange a few stones in the shape of a phallus or a vagina, so that its power is increased, enclosed.

Although a significant correlation was found between locomotor distance and enclosed arm entries, there was no correlation between locomotor distance and opened arm entries (Fig. 3h), suggesting that increased opened arm entries may not be due to hyperlocomotion, whereas increased enclosed arm entries may be associated with hyperlocomotion (Fig. 3j).

If intra-specific competition between breeding females is similarly increased on (enclosed) islands, it could be an important selective force for the larger offspring size at birth.

The increase of enclosed energy density and the reduction of pulse duration make the excited stress wave even more significant for the dislocation modification.

The spatial maps of the mixing coefficients show variability in the response and are markedly different from the PCA eigenvalue maps; for example, the bottom right area of the sample displays high response of the second component (Figure 6b), which increases the area enclosed within the left side of the butterfly loop.

As chamber pressure is elevated, pressure increases in tissues enclosed in the chamber and is also transmitted to the blood vessels of the test limb outside the chamber.

In the case of radon, WHO (2009b) recommendations include increasing ventilation in enclosed spaces where radon accumulates, reducing negative pressures within buildings to prevent inflow of radon from the ground, and setting national radon programs.

Target detection performance with the two levels of scaled stimuli was better than that with non-scaled stimuli as measured by the lengthening of sensitivity limits and increased number of targets enclosed within the sensitivity limits, on each of the axes tested.

An increased occupancy of the enclosed arms and a decreased entry into the open arms are considered to indicate higher emotional reactivity, whereas the number of closed arm entries is considered an index of activity that is independent of anxiety [ 24].

The former effect was primarily due to an increase in trabecular thickness, while the latter response was mainly associated with an increase in periosteally enclosed volume.

Each small increment of expansion transiently increases the space enclosing lung air.