Sentence examples similar to length confines from inspiring English sources

He was impatient with the narrow, arm's-length confines of a traditional marionette stage, so he imagined mobile puppeteers and — why not? — a production shrouded all in white.

It's nearly sixty-five pages, but I found that length extremely confining for credibly capturing the ebb and flow of a romantic relationship.

At the few to a few tens of nanometers length scales, confined layer slip of single dislocations is treated as the operative mechanism.

Size is of less concern for valves that are short in length and confined to the aortic annulus and sinus of Valsalva such as the Edwards SAPIEN valve [11].

A simple way to increase the SPP length and confine light in subwavelength region is to coat a submicron dielectric strip onto the silver or gold thin film; such dielectric-loaded SPP waveguide (DLSPPW) [4] can increase the length up to tens of microns.

Furthermore, conditions such as extended length of time, confining pressure, and subsurface fluids affect the rates of change of deformation.

Rather than delving into them at length, I'll confine myself to discussing a 2010 study that Roger Ibbotson, a finance professor at Yale, and two of his associates carried out.

Simulation results illustrated that the initial micro-crack length and the confining stress have a significant effect on the dynamic strength.

This cross over indicates a change in the interactions between polymer chains from those in one-dimension to those in three-dimensions as the correlation length in the confined solution becomes sufficiently shorter than the channel width.

Secondly, the length distribution was confined to 18 32 nt, which has little effect on the result because we only use the frequency of strings.

Some feel like 10-minute sketches over-extended to half an hour; others struggle to cram a full-length drama into the confines of a brief one-acter.