Приклади вживання Confining Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The fence felt confining.
The days of confining people and muting their expressions desiring free speech will soon be over.
But if you think of standards as confining, then progress stops.”.
Huck appreciates their efforts, but finds civilized life confining.
It is possible, however, to create an average confining force in all three directions by use of electric fields that change in time.
To fly like a bird is to become similar to a bird bycasting off the human body shackles andvoluntarily confining oneself in bird's ones.
They were so painful and so confining that all I could think was, how am I ever going to travel the world in these things?
For immigrants, ICE has apolicy of arresting people for DUIs(through detainers at jails) and confining defendants at immigration detention centers.
She considers Western institutional rules too confining, and, with her inability to speak English, this portends an adjustment period in relations with the West.
I would like to see this become a genuine discussion, if possible,so don't feel that you have to restrict yourself to asking questions or confining your remarks to me.
Key words: polaron, quantum dot, confining potential, ground-state energy, Buimistrov- Pekar method, Green's function method, all-coupling approximation.
It was discussed that NPP should be designed taking into account extreme natural events,and for protective and confining devices it was advisable to use passive devices.
The hard part has been confining the superhot plasma- a form of electrically charged gas- while heating it to temperatures hotter than the cores of stars.
These treatment modes avoid the low-dose integral splay andlong treatment times associated with helical approaches by confining dose delivery to tangential angles.
The country's Supreme Court issued a declaration on June12 purporting to nullify state laws confining marriage to one man and one woman or tying the institution to procreation, claiming that such laws are“unconstitutional.”.
The Nazis, those most outstanding examples of what I call"the century of barbarism," treated millions of human beings like animals,shipping them off in cattle wagons, confining them in cages, and so on.
Farmers are the masters of risk-aversion andimprove productivity through sustainable intensification(confining cultivation to the 1.5 billion hectares of cropland and thereby saving the forests and biodiversity).
While these principles are an enforceable part of Canada's constitution, Canadian courts have not used them tooverride the written text of the constitution, instead confining their role to"filling gaps".
The sellers almost all advocated confiscating the women's passports, confining them to the house, denying them any time off and giving them little or no access to a phone,” they wrote.
But attractiveness varies by society; in ancient China, a"set of withered or amputated toes at the end of crippled feet, which were jammed into the smallest possible slipper," was attractive,so foot binding was practiced by confining young girls' feet in tightly bound shoes to prevent the feet from growing to normal size.
It can be used to reduce the traffic on each subnetwork by confining traffic to only the subnetwork(s) for which it is intended, thereby eliminating issues of associated congestion on other subnetwork(s) and reducing congestion in the network as a whole.
Non-US Citizens For immigrants, ICE has apolicy of arresting people for DUIs(through detainers at jails) and confining defendants at immigration detention centers.
Edmund Burke once remarked,“The Christian religion, by confining marriage to pairs, and rendering the relation indissoluble, has by these two things done more toward the peace, happiness, settlement, and civilization of the world, than any other part in this whole scheme of divine wisdom.”.
The orderings of classical one-dimensional structures of charges have beeninvestigated in equilibrium states of Coulomb clusters with a confining potential originated from the uniform cylindrical background.
Rather than idling in some primordial innocence, until the genie of inequality was somehow uncorked, our prehistoric ancestors seem to have successfully opened andshut the bottle on a regular basis, confining inequality to ritual costume dramas, constructing gods and kingdoms as they did their monuments, then cheerfully disassembling them once again.
Perhaps it confines us in more ways than it frees us.
Confine its report to a brief statement of the facts and of the solution.
Miniature dimensions of modules provide their use in confined spaces.
Life. It confines them to mental or head experience, and.
Because institutions at the moment confine their data with copyright restrictions and that sort of thing.