Sentence examples for physically confined from inspiring English sources
Stucky et al. [18] reported that in a physically confined environment, interfacial interactions, symmetry breaking, structural frustration, and confinement-induced entropy loss could play dominant roles in determining molecular organization.
Reproductive confinement can be ensured if the fish themselves are physically confined in a recirculating aquaculture system.
At Sing Sing, where the cells have bars, prisoners are physically confined but their sounds travel.
He also examines the dismal conditions of migrants in transit and the institutional framework in which they move or are physically confined.
It's hard to avoid comparisons to "Misery" when you have a character physically confined to an enclosed space by another character who harbors ill will.
From slavery through segregation, he points out, blacks were physically confined, first held against their will on plantations and then relegated to black communities.
(2) Failing to crate, cage, restrain on a leash which shall not exceed six feet in length, or otherwise physically confine a pet at all times.
In addition, the 3D mesoporous structure can physically confine the intermediate products to the electrode and also accommodate the volume expansion of sulfur upon cycling.
The multileveled CNNNs are not only utilized as large-area host/backbone for sulfur forming an integrated S/CNNNs composite electrode, but also serve as multiple carbon blocking barriers (nanoflake infrastructure andnanosphere superstructure) to physically confine polysulfides at the cathode.
(iii) Encapsulation: The third option, discussed here, is to encapsulate the mother radionuclide in a nanoparticle that is big enough to physically confine all recoils in the decay chain in its structure.
By liberating herself of a physically confining accessory which has also become her trademark, Lagarde was able to signal a turning point in the conversation toward a more frank, inclusive tone – in some way akin to a man loosening his necktie or rolling up his shirt sleeves in order to show he's ready to 'get down to business'.
