Confine the electrons
like this, their properties can change dramatically.
These works are becoming sculptural, the paper making an attempt to
escape the confines
of the frame.
You can see how knighton escaped the
cramped confines
of the castle and expanded down the hill.
Confines of classrooms, i have taught myself to only pay for that which my heart seeks.
Confined space
helps, there's no escape.
British troops are
largely confined
to their bases for fear of much higher casualties.
Confined in small wire cages
with many other hens.
Confine prisoners, and in 1657 it was declared ruinous.
They lived lives of constant service, within the
narrow confines
of a home.
Confined brick masonry.
Confined almost exclusively
to university or teachers ' training college.
I went to the
cozy confines
of the ice factor in kinlochleven, big softee!
Confined geometries.
Confined mainly
to the rear bumper.
Most of the fantastically talented people i know were disasters within the
rigid confines
of schools and universities.
His interests were, however, by no
means confined
to the human side of science.
The black grouse has been in serious decline over recent decades and it is now
mostly confined
to parts of the scottish highlands.
Q: do we like to be scared within the
safe confines
of the movie theater?
These records are almost
solely confined
to sessional matters.
No
longer confined
to working in the bedroom, wireless access to the internet has been made available in our hotels.
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