Sentence examples for practically confined from inspiring English sources

After 1000, Old Norse alliterative verse became practically confined to the Icelanders, among whom it continues to exist.

The rigorous scheme is based on the point-dipole approximation technique and is valid for any polarization and propagation direction of an electromagnetic wave impinging upon the metafilm, unlike existing approaches whose applicability is practically confined to very specific cases of incidence.

Even though as yet "practically confined to the ruling classes" and limited to the territories under direct Arab control, Gibb credits Asad with beginning a process of "true reconciliation".

But then came the last theater of the Cold War fought by the U.S.S.R. and the United States, followed by the power vacuum after the defeat of the Soviet Union and the withdrawal of the U.S. The warlords and the Taliban fought to take control of the nation and, amid this turmoil, women and girls were practically confined to their houses, unable to go to work or school.

However, the tissue volume concerned by the laser stimulus is practically confined to the thickness of the epidermis.

Fairchild and collaborators noted that A. geayi and A. varium are practically confined to arboreal sloths.

In these studies, the low-calorie feeding was practically timed and confined to the day or night, similarly to MUPA, or introduced in large intervals and continued throughout life time allowing appropriate adaptation.

Russian federal troops are practically invisible in Chechnya, confined to a single base east of Grozny.

These results should draw attention to the importance of other potential mitigating factors which may influence how stressful single or multiple housing can be for individuals, and suggest ways these may be utilised practically to improve the welfare of confined cats in these types of environments.

For identifiability reasons, spatio-temporal processes, and practically also spatial processes, the definition of a spatial region is required to which volcanism is confined.

Lysenkov and others said that this was probably because television coverage of mixed martial arts is practically nonexistent in Russia and that the sport, which came to St . Petersburgin the mid-1990s, remains largely confined to Russia's northern capital.