Sentence examples for with the constriction from inspiring English sources

Much of his work, in its lyrics and imagery, struggles with the constriction of social conventions and categories.

(a, b) From different systems with the constriction widths of 1.08 and 1.512 nm, respectively.

The inset shows the corresponding simulation system with the constriction width of 1.512 nm.

MD simulations revealed that the diffusivity decreases with the constriction length and approaches a constant value for large constriction length.

However, the same authors found a significantly smaller intracerebral arterial constriction compared with the constriction of extracerebral arteries – suggesting a primarily peripheral site of action for triptans.

It is observed that the slit pore with the constriction width of about one molecular size of sorbate has the highest selectivity for the acidic gases and its calculated CO2/CH4 selectivity exceeds the experimental values of some activated carbons.

Zadie Smith, too, has expressed similar dissatisfactions with the constrictions of fiction recently.

It is a melodramatic tale of three generations of black women who struggle with the constrictions of slavery, miscegenation, and concubinage.

Phatarfod said doctors felt unable to reconcile their professional obligations with the constrictions of the Border Force Act and argued the government should not override doctors' responsibility in order to keep the reality of detention hidden from the Australian public.

It was a touching moment and also a stifled one -- with all the constriction of a convict trying to talk to a visiting spouse under the staring gaze of a prison guard.

While control rates as such in both groups were suboptimal, it has to be stressed that physicians had to treat "difficult" patients with multiple comorbidities within the constrictions of a challenging time frame.