Sentence examples for support confining from inspiring English sources

Second, it represents a workable structure that adds plasticity to the fibre and acts as a mechanical support confining the core material.

Ulla also supports confining percent identity (PID) range of sequence pairs to be considered and uses BLOSUM-like weighting scheme (Henikoff and Henikoff, 1992) to minimize sampling bias from highly similar sequences.

But Democrats fret that so much of their support is confined to urban pockets.

Julien, by contrast, is constantly exploring how filmic and cultural stereotypes function - how they both support and confine us.

By the final round of consultations this month, his support was confined neither to Europe nor to former colonies, with which the EU has cut exclusive trade deals.

They think that he has gotten a free ride from the press, compared with the beating that their boss has taken, and that his support remains confined to elite Northeasterners.

It is sometimes said that Trump's support is confined to the poorly educated, but in the Granite State he also came out ahead among people who attended some college and among college graduates.

Allied support is confined to the loyal Tony Blair, who may pay a high price at home for it; the American public is supportive, but in no hurry; the president's father's inner circle is sounding cautions.

For example, although the lateral cartilages of polyplacophorans typically extend almost the entire length of the radular vesicles and the medial cartilages typically half the length, both radular cartilages of the monoplacophoran radular support are confined to the anterior third of the vesicles.

This was mainly because its support was confined to rural areas.

A small volume of solution containing both the tracer ion and the supporting electrolyte is injected into a laminar stream of the supporting electrolyte confined within a long capillary tube.