Unconfined

So the elation was unconfined when, six minutes after kick-off, he cut inside two Costa Rica defenders and scored a sensational goal that set the competition on its way.

The programme aims to make it easier to replenish unconfined shallow aquifers, assuring a steady supply of potable water for the long term.

Common tests to measure the strength and stiffness include the triaxial shear and unconfined compression test.

If the distinction between confined and unconfined is not clear geologically (i.

Multiple wells for one water supply source are termed "wellfields", which may withdraw water from confined or unconfined aquifers.

Ordinary user-processes often run in the unconfined domain, not restricted by SELinux but still restricted by the classic Linux access rights.

Since there are less fine-grained deposits near the source, this is a place where aquifers are often unconfined (sometimes called the forebay area), or in hydraulic communication with the land surface.

Surface waters, including the Rio Grande and other streams, are hydrologically connected to the "unconfined aquifer" a shallow ground water formation which underlies much of the valley.

The difference between perched and unconfined aquifers is their size (perched is smaller).

The reaction initiates spontaneously, and if unconfined, boils the liquid iodine into a gaseous cloud.

Thermobaric explosives apply the principles underlying accidental unconfined vapor cloud explosions, which include those from dispersions of flammable dusts and droplets.

Unconfined aquifers are sometimes also called water table or phreatic aquifers, because their upper boundary is the water table or phreatic surface.