Sentence examples for guards are shown from inspiring English sources
In the video, prison guards are shown to have marched dozens of inmates into a closed area, forcing them to crouch into a fetal position before firing rubber bullets at their backs and targeting some with what appears to be pepper spray.
In another clip, a large group of uniformed guards was shown kicking and beating a prisoner on the floor.
In a scene the Four Corners presenter Sarah Ferguson compared with images from Guantánamo Bay or the Abu Ghraib jail in Baghdad, 17-year-old Dylan Voller – who was featured repeatedly in the show suffering apparent mistreatment at the hands of guards – was shown hooded and tied in a restraint chair for two hours.
The CCTV footage of her being escorted back in by security guards was shown endlessly on TV and was made a punchline on late-night shows.
Typical current traces (A ), average steady-state currents in response to applied voltages (±SEM), and numbers of individual measured guard cells are shown (B ).
Representative chromatograms of the sample with pH-adjusted hydrolysate at time points 42 h, 50 h and 67 h analyzed with the 50 mm guard column are shown in Fig. 6a-c.
The guards' small routines are shown, with tiny details that reveal how careful and canny they are with the prisoners.
The riot police are shown guarding the car and trying to keep the crowd away as demonstrators chant, "Our city is no place for a traitor".
However, merchants haven't got so cocky that they've dispensed with security guards, who are showing a variety of looks this holiday season.
For instance mate-guarding has been shown to be associated with increased aggression rate and/or stress levels in a variety of taxa (baboons, Bercovitch 1983; Bergman et al. 2005; lizards, Ancona et al. 2010; and octopus, Huffard et al. 2010).
After storming into a police station on July 1st and stabbing six officers to death and injuring three others and a security guard, Mr Yang was shown remarkable understanding by China's voluble internet users.
