The terms of confinement are grim.
The tougher sentences passed over the last 15 years have meant longer terms of confinement.
Asked about Dr. Lee's terms of confinement, Mr. Stamboulidis said, "When you steal our nuclear secrets, we're not going to let you communicate with anyone".
Under these regimes, persons either suspected of opposition or considered racially or nationally unfit were summarily arrested and placed under long or indefinite terms of confinement in concentration camps, remote labour colonies, or industrial camps and forced to work, usually under harsh conditions.
One function of the hydride bed is to keep safety requirements in terms of confinement of tritium.
We propose an interpretation of the contrasts in terms of confinement.
In PISP nanocomposites, however, the time scales obtained from DRS and DMS measurements are not in consistently good agreement and an explanation is offered in terms of confinement.
Moreover, in terms of confinement and ductility, the recommended volumetric transverse steel reinforcement ratio for HSC circular columns not considered as part of the seismic-force-resisting system (SFRS), can be based on the ACI standard requirement and equal to half of the maximum specified volumetric transverse steel reinforcement ratio required for HSC columns considered as part of the SFRS.
John DiCarlo of Shoreham, N.Y., the company's vice president and co-owner, was sentenced to six months in prison and an equal term of home confinement.
