An indifferent student, in 1896 he wrote: "I did little work in school, but confined my abilities, such as they were, to the diamond.
Moreover, strong competition should also confine employers' ability to discriminate against women by sharing rents disproportionately with male workers (cf. Black and Strahan [2001]).
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Thus Lenin's revolutionary genius was not confined to his ability to divide his enemies; more important was his skill in finding allies and friends for the exiguous proletariat of Russia.
Nor was he drawn to further engagements as a ballet conductor: "it offers special problems of fitting in with the dances and the dancers, most of whom, I'm sorry to say, seem to have musical appreciation confined to an ability to count beats".
Nor are its unique abilities confined to such cerebral matters.
Two hypotheses exist: either all the cell populations have the capacity to become tumourigenic through mutation accumulation, or this ability is confined to a select 'elite' group [ 1].
However, as studied by Brú et al (2003) and confirmed by Drasdo and Höhme (2005), this ability is confined to a thin layer of cells near the surface of tumours and even to a thin ring of cells at the outer edge of well-nourished confluent tumour cell populations in vitro.
The ability to transport confined light inside bent fibers means that they can also be used in endoscopes for imaging the interiors of both people and machines.
Those who can afford these technologies will have the upper in hand in that they can easily access information and participate in the "superhuman", whereas those who cannot afford these technologies will have to continue educating themselves and will remain confined by their "mortal" human abilities.
