The remain campaign seems to have no clear stance on these matters, confining itself at its launch to weary platitudes as Polly Toynbee says (Remain's anaemic launch should alarm pro-Europeans, 13 October).
"No matter how confined you think your group of visitors is going to be, you never know who's going to come in and look at it," said Chuck Green, president of Logic Arts, a Web design firm in Glen Ellen, Va.
The last example is one of a classical matter field confined in a sphere.
Despite recognizing the importance of clinical and environmental risk factors in open fracture prognosis, most studies on this matter are confined to surgical aspects [8, 9, 10, 11, 12].
Because light travels only in three dimensions and does not extend into a fourth dimension, we cannot use light to detect these dimensions, nor can we even detect them indirectly through the motions of ordinary matter also confined to three-dimensional space.
In the central nervous system, PCr is degraded by creatine kinase B (CK-B), which in the white matter is confined to astrocytes.
Although Ruhl, then 34, was a recipient of the MacArthur "genius" grant and a Pulitzer prize finalist, she thought the subject matter would confine the play to a small theatre downtown and sink without trace.
But to call "Turn of Mind" a thriller — or a chronicle of illness, or saga of friendship, for that matter — would confine it to a genre it transcends.
"Hungry for zydeco," Mr. Latham races all over bayou country looking for his next fix, but zydeco, and Cajun music for that matter, are not confined to Louisiana.
For decades, companies have dealt with the problem gingerly, recognizing it as a serious matter, but something confined largely to the lives of the women in their work forces, whose privacy should not be invaded by their managers.
