Sentence examples for its confinement in from inspiring English sources

It's true that the field long ago escaped its confinement in what the 20th century called "industrial design".

Furthermore, radiation alone induced translocation of HDAC4 to the nucleus whereas combination therapy resulted in its confinement to the cytoplasm (Geng et al, 2006).

Yet each intervention may need to be piloted separately, as a major limitation of our study was its confinement to a single city in one country, and with a single project management throughout, makings it difficult to generalize to other places and circumstances.

He chronicled his confinement in the documentary Prisoners in Freedom City (2007).

His illness forced his confinement in a sanatorium from 1935 to 1937.

Charles I had at least one opportunity to escape his confinement in Newcastle.

The United States has come under sharp criticism at home and abroad for relying on solitary confinement in its prisons more than any other democratic nation in the world.

Those effects are clearer to me now through both self-reflection during my confinement in its various forms and through the merits and sentencing testimony that I have seen here.

It becomes an adult bee in autumn and spends the winter in solitary confinement in its cell, emerging in spring as the first flowers bloom.

This is being challenged in court and I think, just this week, California agreed to change some of its practices around indefinite confinement in the box.

Raemisch explained how Colorado has successfully scaled back its reliance on solitary confinement in recent years, pointing out that extended isolation is not only inhumane and counterproductive, but also far more expensive than holding a prisoner in the general population.