It's counterintuitive, but confinement sets you free as you tune in to the present moment.
The potential of confinement was set to 'hard-wall' type, with random repositioning of the molecule in the volume in the case of two successive bouncing against the boundaries.
A comprehensive interlock program fits that model by combining a relatively intrusive and confining set of sanctions such as home confinement or BAC monitoring with the less intrusive interlock providing a set of graded options.
The V parameter of microstructured optical fibers and the confinement loss requirement set a limit on the maximum sensitivity achievable from index-guiding microstructured fibers.
If the democratic basis of language is what underpins the idea of the "writers' workshop", then in that setting the writer is a free individual, enabling others to process varying degrees of confinement: confinement in artificial ideas about writing, sure enough, but confinement too in the subjectivity through which one very often learns to survive non-expressive experience.
They had been in the dome since October and would remain until June; at the moment, they were just a few days away from setting a North American record for a study of the effects of isolation and confinement.
Optum has created inpatient confinements in a medical claims table to capture inpatient episodes occurring in an acute care hospitalization or skilled nursing facility setting.
Kempowski was sent to a prison at Bautzen, east of Dresden, where, in 1953, he spent weeks in solitary confinement for allegedly trying to set up a Christian movement.
"Do you believe you could live in a box like that 23 hours a day, a person who goes in normal, and it wouldn't have any negative impact on you?" Mr. Durbin asked, pointing to a life-size replica of a solitary confinement cell that had been set up in the hearing room.
Tuberculosis was a project to which he was condemned, and this confinement he experienced as being, somehow, set free.
