Sentence examples for proper confinement from inspiring English sources

A proper confinement, Ms. Lu said, lasts 45 to 60 days, but centers in the United States generally keep it to 30.

Ductility of columns can be achieved through proper confinement of core concrete.

However, it was possible to obtain ductile behavior in HSC columns through proper confinement.

The proper confinement of acid invertase and glucose oxidase in hydrogel composite was confirmed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images.

Under proper confinement, the splitting failure changes into the 'biconical' shape and it could have very large post-failure pullout strength.

All test specimens included (with at least a minimum amount of joint transverse reinforcement necessary for proper joint confinement) were subjected to cyclic lateral loading, and had no out-of-plane members (transverse beams or slabs).

Vertebrate rod photoreceptors are unique neuroepithelial cells that perform functions essential for vision, which depend on proper compartmentalization and confinement of the photosensitive membranes to the specialized organelles, the rod outer segments.

The model takes into account the effects of confinement with proper stress-block parameters, the latter adapted for confined concrete, and of the composite action of jacket and core; buckling of longitudinal bars is considered and discussed with an appropriate stress strain law for steel in compression.

The attorney said Knight is being kept in solitary confinement without proper access to medication.

That decision, a robust interpretation of Congress's authority to pass legislation it deems "necessary and proper," upheld a federal law imposing extended confinement on dangerous sexual predators who have completed their criminal sentences.

"They're just warehoused away there, many of them in solitary confinement, in utter filth without proper food and exercise and sunlight.