But anyone who lived in my shoes would understand the need for solitary confinement.
This makes the need for 'solitary confinement' even more puzzling".
Moreover, the need of confinement of biomass under pressure increases the thermal inertia of the processing system.
The mechanisms of ballast breakage and deformation, understanding the interface behaviour using geosynthetics, the need for effective track confinement using geocells, time-dependent drainage and filtration properties of track materials require further research to improve existing design guidelines.
In this work we also identify the challenges in designing devices with very thin (∼5 nm thick) emissive layers [Chemical Physics Letters 178 (5–6) (1991) 488] [4], emphasizing the increased need for precise exciton confinement.
The mechanisms of ballast degradation and deformation, the need for effective track confinement, understanding of interface behaviour, determining dynamic bearing capacity and use of energy absorbing shock mats and synthetic grids require further insight to improve the existing design guidelines for future high speed commuter and heavier freight trains.
"The repeated punitive responses to [Hall] as he psychiatrically deteriorated in solitary confinement exemplify the importance of vigilance and monitoring, and the need for diversion from harmful solitary confinement," she wrote.
Toney often smarted at reminders of Lolli's infidelity, but solitary confinement magnified his need for a reliable family.
The results indicate the need for the development of UHPFRC-specific confinement models.
While the demonstrated use of these muscles for microfluidic circuits might become practical, the need for an electrolyte bath and associated confinement system is problematic (especially since it dramatically increases system weight and volume).
Hospital (43%) was the preferred location for confinement, followed by the home (29%).
