Exempel på confining

• Men have always played an active part in leading worship while women have been confined to more passive roles.

• The campaign aims to dispel the prejudice that AIDS is confined to the homosexual community.

• Let's confine our remarks to the facts, shall we?

• We confined our research to families with only one autistic child.

• It was terrible for our research to be confined by lack of money.

• Nonlinear confining and deconfining forces associated with interaction of laser radiation with plasma.

• Nonlinear confining and deconfining forces associated with the interaction of laser radiation with plasma.

• In the case of methods defined in the confining package, this ensues from the other confinement rules.

• In addition, the channel-levee system affords potential confining and sorting mechanisms for the different grain-sizes of clastic sediments and organics.

• Confining electrons in the nodes of standing microwaves.

• This result is attributed to a selfgenerated low-resistivity channel confining the electron beam.

• The brevity of his exclamation may be attributed to opera-comique conventions confining elaborate self-expression to arias.

• The new political landscape has created new confining conditions, which may persuade the opposition to re-engage in the process of democratic consolidation.

• The story challenges the confining logic that equates women with passivity and therefore places women's pacifism in opposition to men's militarism.

• The problem with this scheme is that absorption processes overcome the confining forces before fusion can occur.

• However, their comments are also balanced with a sense of needing to escape a "confining" family environment.

• Females do not participate in public affairs, confining their activities entirely to the home.

• We did this by confining the optimal stimulus to a central region the size of the peak summation diameter.

• To the degree that too much is squeezed into a single and confining mould, the resulting conclusions are weakened.

• It provides us with an extremely thin notion of legal positivism and then guarantees its truth by confining it to a very narrow question.