Sentence examples for process confined from inspiring English sources

Nor is the output process confined to simple prints.

Normally, we think of grieving as a process confined to places religious -- church, synagogue, mosque, cemetery -- or domestic.

Importantly, the selection process confined the generation of actin-supported membrane protrusions and the initiation of new neurites at the poles.

As a prerequisite for the study of the nonlinear case, we construct a Langevin process confined in ¯¯¯D and satisfying the specular boundary condition.

As execution day dawns, Kelly feels frustratingly shut out of the legal process, confined to her office and following events over the internet and the phone as news filters through of an eleventh-hour intervention by the Supreme Court.

Most scholars see disaffiliation, and religious allegiance-changes generally, as a life-course process confined to young adulthood (Roof and McKinney 1987; Schwadel 2010; Wuthnow 1976).

By initiating a report card that defines what character is, and who has good character, KIPP middle school was essentially placing a rubric on how to lead a good life and in the process confining their students to one path towards integrity and success.

Particular attention is paid to the topology of the reaction space, and we contrast the results obtained for reactive processes confined to the d=2 surface of a Cartesian shell vs. those obtained for a fractal solid, here the D=2.7268 Menger sponge.

Altogether, these findings imply that in chronologically aging yeast LCA alters the age-related chronology of four longevity-defining cellular processes confined to and regulated by mitochondria.

This, in turn, alters the age-related dynamics of vital longevity-defining cellular processes confined to and regulated by mitochondria, thereby greatly extending the lifespan of chronologically aging yeast.

Because of these LCA-dependent changes in the age-related dynamics of the four longevity-defining processes confined to mitochondria, chronologically "old" cells cultured with exogenous LCA exhibit higher (as compared to age-matched cells cultured without LCA) mitochondrial respiration, electrochemical membrane potential, ATP level and ROS concentration.