Swine confinement barns and a lagoon that holds swine urine, excrement and other facility waste produced at the Stilley Facility - a swine confinement operation that confines more that 11,000 hogs.
This being Porsche, buyers can pay for less confining, more adjustable seats.
As the I.N.S. has confined more detainees, it has, increasingly, contracted to house them in county jails, like the one here, that have more beds than they need.
Judge Nicholas Garaufis ruled that the state had violated federal disability law by confining more than 4,000 mentally ill people in privately run adult homes that he described as "even more restrictive or 'institutional' than psychiatric hospitals".
But many are minority Rohingya Muslims who have fled persecution in predominantly Buddhist Burma, which has denied them basic rights, confined more than 100,000 to camps, and denies them citizenship.
Since this small show is confined, more or less, to Ms. Bourgeois's cluster works and ends with the year 1996, it lacks the big bang of a full-scale exhibition.
In principle, a microbe could be confined more securely by modifying its genome so that it can reproduce only in the presence of certain nutrients or chemicals.
Associating with Figure 2, we find that the electric field component E y is confined more tightly around the metal nanowire as the width of the metal becomes narrower.
The Stilley Facility confines more than 11,000 hogs for Murphy Brown, LLC. - a subsidiary of Smithfield Foods, Inc. - in the Neuse River Basin.
Yes, it costs billions of dollars to have confined more than 2.4 million people to 1,719 state prisons, 102 federal prisons, 2,259 juvenile correctional facilities, 3,283 local jails and 79 Indian Country jails -- as well as in military prisons, immigration detention facilities, civil commitment centers, and prisons in the U.S. territories by 2011.
