In its self-containment lies its ferocious magic; you can see everything it holds, and yet its meagre, often hackneyed contents have a way of engineering fresh, refined, resourceful patterns.
The real potential for containment of RRT lies in prevention and mitigation of CKD.
Thus, a drawback of the continuous modelling approach lies in the containment to a network topology and the requirement of sufficient information about the underlying biochemical reactions.
The government sent skimmers and booms to help clear up the oil, while BP recruited an "armada" of fishermen, otherwise banned from fishing for shrimp off the waters off Louisiana, to help lay some of the 2.25 million feet of containment booms to contain the slick.
Adding to this sense of self-containment, Hardy's Wessex also lies outside of time; a novel like Far from the Madding Crowd is stripped of current events and topical references; even the dates on the gravestone are missing.
The hemispherical dome with a radius of 22 m lies on the top of containment wall (HCC 2010).
So the parks will probably stay open, but they'll lay off the grizzly bear containment warden.
The spent fuel rods pose a particular threat, experts say, because they lie outside the unit's containment vessels.
BP is paying local shrimpers, oystermen and others to help experienced subcontractors lay boom, including heavy-duty containment boom — rolled foam covered with polyvinyl chloride — in the open waters.
While the elements of a successful containment strategy are starting to crystallise, huge challenges lie ahead.
In its ambitions it is wholly foreign to the modesty of containment, the ideology of a status-quo power that lay at the heart of American strategy for half a century.
