That those who run Guantánamo choose not to describe these arrangements as isolation or solitary confinement does not change reality.
The man who cannot be found destroys the buildings that have no meaning -- or, rather, that are significant because of their strange arrangement and isolation and because of their name.
The nanopores with OTS were filled with the salt solution and the periodic arrangement enables isolation to prevent aggregation when the sample is heated at high temperature.
Studies were performed with colored ink solutions (as shown in Figure 1B) to verify that this arrangement allows fluidic isolation between the stimulation channels and the main channel.
Spaargaren and van Vliet [20], taking the consumer perspective on the innovation process, reason in a similar way and claim that individuals choose what products to consume in particular social arrangements and not in isolation; consumption thus must be seen in its social context.
It proposes the analysis and comparison of different arrangement schemes for MSIs and passive isolators for the single-layer multi-degree freedom vibration isolation system.
An estimate for the minimum age of 2Rj was derived under a model that assumes a unique origin for the inversion, complete genetic isolation of alternative arrangements, and balancing selection which has maintained the inversion at its present frequency since immediately following its origin [30].
There is no consensus on the definition of social isolation and living arrangements can only partially characterize it.
The resulting arrangement scheme of 4 passive isolators and the location of MSIs are used to get better performance in the power flow of vibration isolation system.
The heat loss of standard colonies is essentially smaller because of the parallel arrangement of several combs, better isolation, a higher number of bees, and (usually) less external convection than in our experiments.
In contrast, 3D spatial arrangement of MSCs cultured in isolation or co-cultured with dTHP-1 induced a decrease in RANKL, a soluble factor involved in bone resorption.
