Sentence examples for strictly confines from inspiring English sources

Note that the article presenting coprime sampling[10] strictly confines discussion within the underlying assumption of wide-sense stationary signal so that the expectation of autocorrelation could approach the real value via multi-times averaging.

But in any event, the basic point is that if "the Egoist strictly confines himself to stating his conviction that he ought to take his own happiness or pleasure as his ultimate end, there seems no opening for an argument to lead him to Utilitarianism (as a first principle).

One L4 FS interneuron type had an axonal domain strictly confined to a L4 barrel and was therefore named "barrel-confined inhibitory interneuron" (BIn).

Unlike many other apps, Gardening How-To isn't strictly confined to biology or design.

OK, if you strictly confine your leisurewear to domestic spaces, there's no need to splurge.

Last night, however, it emerged that his role may not have been strictly confined to that of facilitator.

The victor, Aurangzeb, declared himself emperor in 1658 and strictly confined Shah Jahān in Agra Fort until his death.

Whereas her siblings run freely around the restaurant, Katie remains strictly confined to the bar, playing by herself with her Buzz Lightyear spaceship toy.

"Could the Norse have strictly confined their munching on fish to within a few feet of the shoreline, at sites now underwater because of land subsidence?

Thus, in the latter half of the 20th century, legislation strictly confined the city within the limits of its 19 constituent communes.

This is ridiculous and wrong: since the justification for the database is fighting crime, access to it should be strictly confined to crime-fighting agencies and its use to generating matches from crime-scenes.