Sentence examples for its confinement from inspiring English sources
Not until the following molt is it released from its confinement to unfold as a fully developed leg only slightly smaller than the original.
Proving that the squeezed vacuum survived its confinement is tricky, as it's hard to measure nothing.
The government maintained its confinement strategy till 12 June , 2009 when it became obvious that cases were spread in the community, and the response thus became mitigation.
In contrast, the isotropic sampling of space of c-Myc excludes a compact mode of exploration; it undergoes normal 3D diffusion irrespective of its confinement, and hence the dimension of the walk is D w = 2, sampling the nucleoplasm in a non-compact manner.
It's true that the field long ago escaped its confinement in what the 20th century called "industrial design".
Every time scientists try to confine a charged gas, and heat and compress it until its nuclei fuse, the gas squirts out of its confinement, cools off and generally declines to light our light bulbs.
Initially, she had considered postponing her move to the White House for months; after arriving, she bristled at its confinements and obligations — unable to walk her dog without risking being photographed, and monitored by her husband's aides for everything from how she decorated the family's private quarters to whether she took makeup artists on overseas trips.
In this paper, specific properties of the metal hydrogen systems, M H's, and bulk metal hydrogen solids, MHn's, are reviewed, with an emphasis of problems related to reaching the equilibrium and its confinements.
The well was chosen because of its good confinement and its clear coseismic step-like change of 96-cm amplitude in response to the 1999 Chi-Chi earthquake.
The queer ethos has its own confinements, its own essentialism: the implication is that anyone who goes in for marriage is betraying the bohemian essence of gayness.
In order to achieve this balance, the product of the plasma's density and its energy confinement time (the time it takes the plasma to lose its energy if unreplaced) must exceed a critical value.
