Sentence examples for relative confines from inspiring English sources

The detonations occurred in the relative confines of underground train carriages and tunnels and in a bus.

Our goal is to design a single-mode waveguide (for TM polarization) with the highest relative power confined in the slot.

Finally, two examples of calibration are presented: one against a specific laboratory test result for a single sand and one against an engineering correlation describing trends observed for many sands across a broader range of relative densities, confining stresses, and loading conditions.

Our scan in a public genome database identified a novel Bmp2/4 relative, bmp16, confined to teleost fish genomes.

Perlmutter Rozines, then Syvia Perlmutter, was a four and a half year old child when she and her relatives were confined to the ghetto in late 1939.

Lower unit stream power in the wider, less-confined reach resulted in longer intervals between phases of boulder reworking relative to the confined reach.

We can argue back and forth all day about the relative merits of confining ourselves to the human world or the natural world beyond us.

The results show that the flow field and the corresponding heat transfer distribution of the impingement synthetic jet are affected by geometry such that an unconfined impingement synthetic jet is more efficient in a cooling process relative to the confined case.

However, in a recent study by Meltzer et al 42 mean diffusivity differences (but not FA) were also found in PD cognitively normal participants (relative to NC) confined to corpus callosum, but not in other brain regions.

Figure 2 The variations of the relative viscosity of water confined in SWCNTs with the diameter.

For a specified temperature, the relative viscosity of water confined in SWCNTs increases with enlarging diameter of SWCNTs.