Sentence examples for new confines from inspiring English sources

It's a comfortable way for the 39-year-old pro from Worksop, England, to explore his new confines in South Florida.

The expansive new confines are expected to be of particular benefit to African elephants: almost 50% of the total remaining wild population, some 325,000 animals, resides in northern Botswana, western Zimbabwe, and eastern Namibia.

However, the parameters of the stress strain model must be revised to suit the significantly different characteristics of the new confining material.

It has been recently recognized that a tunable energy gap in BLG can allow the observation of new confined electronic states[7, 8], which could be obtained by applying a spatially varying potential profile to create a position-dependent gap analogous to semiconductor heterojunctions.

This paper experimentally investigates the cyclic behavior of reinforced concrete circular columns confined using a new confinement technique.

It is not wholly new, nor confined to eastern Europe Italyy's Silvio Berlusconi was a habitual offender).

The old ones' weapons of choice were muskets and bayonets; the new ones confine themselves to mendacity, demagoguery, and obstructionism.

But it is getting harder to see same-sex nuptials as an odd new custom confined to coastal liberal bastions.

For New Yorkers confined to their corner curry joints, all color but tikka-masala orange had been drained away.

That could be close to the level that might be acceptable to Mr Bush.The steel industry's problems are neither new nor confined to America, however.

Liberia was declared Ebola free on May 9th, and the situation in Guinea and Sierra Leone is also improving with new cases confined to one prefecture in Guinea and two districts in Sierra Leone according to latest reports.