She also assured the audience that she would stand toe to toe with Putin: "We have to do more to get back talking about how we try to confine, contain, deter Russian aggression in Europe and beyond, and try to figure out what are the best tools for doing that".
Notably, however, state and federal penitentiaries are but one way in which our nation's overwhelmingly poorest and disproportionately black and brown people are today confined and contained.
Those people -- the bulk of the 4.4 million Americans stopped by police officers in cities like New York, or the millions profiled by ICE officers in cities from Los Angeles to Chicago -- may or may not end up serving time behind bars in a state or federal facility, but they are still confined and contained.
"You're hearing doors and footsteps and a big, hard, cold, empty, confined and containing space.
There is an unconfined aquifer, which is extended over all the plain whereas the Aji-Chay River course terraces are formed multilayered sediments that the deeper layers contained confined aquifers.
Therefore the program is not confined to reactions contained in KEGG.
The installation operates without any chemical pretreatment and therefore, the concentrate can be injected into a deeper confined aquifer that contains water of similar concentration.
The averaged SIMS profiles were compared with 3D reconstructions of individual trenches containing confined InGaAs layers using higher spatial techniques: time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry and atom probe tomography.
Analyses were confined to patches containing one channel event histogram.
The unspecific staining was confined to areas containing stromal tissue and to necrotic areas.
In rodents, tangentially migrating neurons are largely confined to regions containing fiber tracts such as the intermediate zone, subplate, and inner fiber layer of the SVZ (Nadarajah et al. 2002; López-Bendito et al. 2004).
