Sentence examples for sub confined from inspiring English sources

Contrary to Peter Greene's character Zed, whose sadist fetishism led him to habitually keep his sub confined to their cage, Alura only ordered Violet into their cage for our photoshoot.

The current will reach a maximum and will decrease back to zero when the sub-band in the middle shell falls below the sub-band confined in the core as the electric field or applied voltage is increased further.

In contrast, augmented reality – in which computer graphics are layered onto a real world image – was the boring sub-technology confined to sports footage replays and technical engineering.

Theoretically, this ferromagnetism is carrier mediated and thus the control of Mn atoms in sub-micrometric confined volumes of ZnO matrixes is an important issue.

But until this extraordinary piece, conceived by the collaborative Sound and Fury and written by Bryony Lavery, I cannot recall a theatre event offering us total immersion in a sub's strange, confined world.

As game designer Merritt Kopas put it on Twitter: Flappy Birds is clearly a game that borrows heavily from predecessors in its confined sub-genre.

FMT [3] and OFDM [2]: Similarly to conventional FMT, CB-FMT targets the use of frequency confined sub-channels.

The change of the oxidation state from 0 to almost 3 might explain the unusual catalytic activity for ethylene polymerization of the Cr sub-carbonyl species confined into MCM-41.

In contrast, many electrons can tunnel at the same time via one-dimensional sub-band states confined in the InAs middle shell of a InAs/InP/InAs/InP/InAs core-shell NW RTD which in turn is expected to yield a larger current-carrying capability.

Indirect immunofluorescent analyses demarcate some of these protein subunits in confined sub-nucleolar sites, such as Rpp29 that resides in the dense fibrillar component, in which transcription and processing of rRNA take place [22], [23].

Among others, the model correctly displays the observed folding into a confined sub-space of the nucleus [19], the power-law decay of the contact probabilities determined in a recent study [12] and the formation of chromosome territories (CTs).