As a prison poet, a man whose creative spirit was set free by his body's confinement, Mr. Booker is in some ways a familiar American archetype.
The sleeve acts as a confinement body to resist the lateral expansion of the grout and control the propagation of the splitting cracks surrounding the bar (Fig. 2), and thus, enhances the bond between the bar and the grout.
The number of days in confinement, body image and carer attitudes to confinement practices remained in the model as confounders.
In Model One, the retained confounders were days of confinement, body image, and carer attitudes to confinement.
A scene of huddling bodies suggested the confinement of a slave ship.
The diverse properties of 2D materials, such as atomically thick body, robust nature, quantum confinement effect, high mobility, high switching efficiency, and tunable band gap, may result in the further scaling down of the device dimensions coupled with comparatively reduced short-channel effects [12, 21, 26, 30, 139].
It will keep you hydrated and help your body adjust to the confinements of traveling at extremely high altitudes on an airplane.
An astute new biography, "When Marina Abramović Dies" (M.I.T.; $27.95), by James Westcott, who was once Abramović's assistant, suggests that these bouts of agonized solitary confinement in her body are a taproot that she draws on both to create and to endure her performances.
There I wait in self-imposed solitary confinement for my body to shut the fuck up.
He concedes that Halden smells better than other prisons he has been in, because it doesn't have the mildewed odour of the old buildings, or the deep stench of bodies squeezed together in close confinement.
