unconfined

He had never thought the man needed to be unconfined.

For the first time he felt the breath of Nature, free and unconfined, upon his brow.

Cara stood up and turned around, revealing her unconfined state.

Rather, he sees himself as unconfined by gender and social conventions.

In the unconfined part of the aquifer this surface would be the water table.

A liquid in a gravitational field will form a free surface if unconfined from above.

"Most artists today would not be seen with dirty fingernails or unconfined hair," he said recently.

These have a unconfined burn rate of about 1.3 mm/sec.

"Each movement had its great masters, but there are very few who could create art unconfined by a single style like Diego."

It flowed, unconfined, in graceful waves down her back and seemed never to have been cut.

No experience of powder exploding in an unconfined space.

The children had never been in unconfined weightlessness before.

He avoided the elevator, for he wanted to be free and unconfined.

We believe that the risen and ascended Christ is unconfined by gender.

But only a few let joy be unconfined.

The aquifer is composed of both confined and unconfined units.

There are two broad types of aquifers: confined and unconfined.

My guess is that there might be many frequencies involved, and those may change over time (especially in unconfined conditions) so extremely challenging!

Her long dark hair flowed unconfined down her back.

At any rate, the joy of timpani and cymbal players was unconfined.

"She wanted, above all, to be unconfined," Cook writes.

(unconfined), where S is the specific yield of the aquifer.

To date none has adequately described how structure is formed and sustained behind unconfined waves.

The constitution could be written, unconfined or blended.