He, Charlie, was a prisoner, confined eight hours a day to a six-by-eight elevator cage, which was confined, in turn, to a sixteen-story shaft.
He was incapacitated—"confined two years & a half under distressing [surgical] operations & a most forlorn hope of cure," as he put it in his letter.
One truly useful piece of information came out in the reports about the man in Cleveland who confined three girls in a soundproof room with chains in the basement of his house for ten years.
The plan was to confine four soldiers to the outpost for three days.
We just confine two groups as a control and one intervention group.
The animals were confined to one of two conditioning chambers for 30 min during each pairing session.
But abuse of Syrian women and girls is not confined to one country, nor one class.
Terrible crimes had happened here, not confined to one side, but perpetrated overwhelmingly by one side, the Serbs.
In the larval stage, locomotion is confined to two dimensions, whereas the adult fly moves in two and three dimensions.
Overall, the mutations were mainly confined within three regions, 59 72, 127 139, and 161 188, each containing four amino acid changes.
In real QDs, the electrons are confined in three dimensions, i.e., the carriers are dynamically confined to zero dimensions.
