Examples of using Constricted in English and their translations into Danish
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Medicine
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Computer
program… not to be ultimately governed and constricted by the rules of survival.
never feels constricted, even towards the end of the usage period.
set against a political backdrop that has further constricted the truth.
A bronchodilator is going to make it easier to breathe by opening up and relaxing constricted airways.
I felt that I was being constricted, constrained in something too small for me.
this muscle is contracted(constricted, or tight), which closes off the esophagus from the stomach.
So if he's chowing down on this stuff-- Then it would make sense why he constricted the taxidermist and clawed the guy at the shelter.
breaking but not constricted between seeds.
The armies of invaders of the old city would be constricted to a narrow front where a relatively smaller number of defenders could stop their progress
the major source of what you call evil that has constricted the energy of Earth for eons is changing.
the boisterous Raijin found the Wailing Mountains too constricted for his tastes, and so set forth to stir the winds of the wider world.
whereupon he told his inquirer,"The grave closed in upon your companion and he felt constricted, and if any man could have escaped it,
regulation that have constricted so many businesses in my region and across Europe
it has greatly constricted the scope for adopting new creative approaches
It was too constricting.
It constricts, confines, restricts, and limits that infinite life to a small finite area.
When the vessels constrict, more blood is sent to the brain and muscles.
We must avoid constricting rules that hamper existing schemes.
Common highway noise constricts the arteries and handicaps blood flow demonstrably.
They would constrict the use of technology,