"Big Brother," which appears six nights a week, follows the daily lives of a houseful of strangers who have been sequestered together since July.
The twenty non-New Yorkers were sequestered together deep in Williamsburg, in dingy rental apartments with thin mattresses on wooden slats, horrible lighting, and half-eaten bags of Doritos strewn about.
The sulphur dioxide can be sequestered together with the carbon dioxide, provided that the gas is dry, and, consequently, there is no need for a desulphurizing unit.
This means they're all sequestered away together at a hotel in Bristol, sometimes for weeks on end, away from the anchor of their homes, while they await their chance to get out from behind the boxes and become the main player.
In camp, players were sequestered and lived together, in suites of 4 per dormitory, to foster camaraderie among teammates.
Since June, he and his competition have been living together, "Real World" style -- sequestered, with outside communication kept to a minimum.
Passing much of the week sequestered from the news media, they huddled together in an open-air warehouse on the mine's sprawling property, eating pizza, whispering consolations to each other, and sometimes praying.
Taken together, both NANC and ANC are sequestered inside the SCC, which becomes more extensive with increasing particle concentrations.
This observation supports the hypothesis that the delay to bipolar spindle formation is caused by Hrs1 holding two SPBs together, rather than γ-tubulin being sequestered to the cytoplasmic side.
The cellular process by which cytoplasmic organelles such as mitochondria, together with part of the cytoplasm, are sequestered by membrane structures and was termed "autophagy" by de Duve (1963) and de Duve and Wattiaux (1966).
Taken together, this suggests that although MARK3 and MARK4, along with CK1δ are sequestered in a GVD-dependent manner, CA-neurons utilize different intracellular pathways to sequester these kinases.
