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I'm ready to socate an order with you, but only one condition is those the goods are not confined to Finearth.

But the idea that countries would fight it out in space has so far been confined to science fiction.

A new study shows the Neanderthal diet was not confined to meat and was more sophisticated than previously thought, the BBC reports.

Suddenly, a process that had been confined to countries and continents seems to be going trans-continental.

Except, of course, a glass of champagne at a wed ding or a hot toddy when confined to bed with a hard cold.

Violence against women is not confined to a specific culture, region or country, or to particular groups of women within a society.

If men quarrel and one hits the other with a stone or with his fist and he does not die but is confined to bed.

He said though he has not fallen out with new Real coach Fabio Capello, he was unhappy over being confined to the bench.

Once a nuclear event does happen, the very nature of being nuclear means that its impact will not be confined to the event state per se.

She was as cheerful as anyone confined to a hospital bed could be.

confined to bed A number of those previously confined to bed have become mobile.

He was confined to bed for a week with his cold.

Learning is not confined to children of a certain age or to a formal school environment.

She was confined to bed for a week because of the flu.

They return home where Ellen is confined to bed with illness for a few weeks.

So far, I've described UNIX file storage as if it were confined to local hard disks.

She had cancer, and though it was one of the slow growing kind, she finally became confined to her bed.

"The long-term survival of the human race is at risk as long as it is confined to a single plannet, " he explained.

For a time, it looked as if public anger over the financial crisis of two years ago would be confined to Wall Street banks.

But later in the afternoon, he got back home with a fever and was confined to bed.

We are ready to place an order with you, but only one condition is that goods are confined to Taiwan.

She was confined to bed for a week because of a cold.

She does note, however, that by Fitch's estimation the kind of lending that seems to be at issue in Wenzhou is hardly confined to one city.

But Heumann was a victim of polio, confined to a wheelchair, and unable to navigate her chair up the bus stairs.

He spent much of his youth confined to bed, reading Russian novels and the works of Lu Xun, an influential Chinese writer from the 1920s.

After her operation, she was confined to bed for a week.

John was confined to bed for a week with his cold.

its shortcoming was that it was confined to the intellectuals and that the workers and peasants did not join in .

She had cancer, and though it was one of the slow growing kinds, she finally became confined to her bed.

He recovered a little, then suffered a setback and was confined to bed at home, drifting in and out of consciousness.

Sewell wrote the book during the last seven years of her life, when she became an invalid confined to her home.

I'm ready to place an order with you, but only one condition is that the goods are confined to Australia.

Our record of these is almost wholly confined to the papers which he kept and put in his box when he left Trinity for London.

Next day new steps were to be taken; my plans could no longer be confined to my own breast.

The little boy was confined to bed for a week with his cold.

If one has not formed the reading habit, he is confined to his small world around him in terms of time and space.

may be confined to a few repeated utterances or, in less serve cases, is of a 'telegraphic'nature with articles and conjunctions omitted.

I'm ready to place an order with you, but only one condition is that the goods are confined to Finland.

Most of the radiation is not energetic enough to penetrate the gate electrode, so damage is confined to the periphery of that electrode.

species is apparently confined to the eastern coast of Taiwan and a few offshore islands, where it is locally abundant and used for forage.

A life without a dream is like a bird with broken wings, confined to a cage and oblivious of what lies beyond the range of its vision.

Unsurprisingly for such an old man, he spent most of his time confined to his bed, and often had to be taken to hospital.

Recently the academic study of Jameson's thought is mostly confined to one aspect of his theory, and lack of an overall description.

We've ready to place an order with you, but only one condition is to at goods are confined to Taiwan.

He never Googled anything; he never went to any other site; his entire web experience was confined to YouTube videos.

The heart muscle of the strength athletes, however, tended to thicken, a phenomenon that appeared to be confined to the left ventricle.

For the moment Central Intelligence Agency interrogators are confined to the gentle methods laid out in the army field manual.

Rolls-Royce has said the engine failure "was confined to a specific component" which led to an oil fire and loss of turbine pressure.

Bedpan: A metal, glass, or plastic receptacle for the urinary and fecal discharges of persons confined to bed.

The FARC, while severely weakened and mostly confined to remote areas close to Colombia's borders, is still capable of damage.

It is confined to a single page and is usually the starting point of an application.

Written information was no longer the domain of monks with quill pens and hand-written books were no longer confined to zealots in churches.

She was confined to bed with a cold.

Non-invasive or in situ cancers are those confined to the milk-making glands and do not spread to other parts of the breast or body.

The influence of our outlook on life has not been confined to any particular aspect of social life.

The motif shows a child confined to bed, but surrounded by teddies, which symbolise security, warmth and care.

All of the currents (in virtually all integrated circuits) are confined to a very thin region near one face of a semiconductor crystal.

Yet the genius of French life was not altogether confined to these noble exercises; a fine and flexible prose appeared.

After the operation, she was confined to bed for several days.

I also remember the days when I fell sick and had to be confined to bed.

confined to bed , she needed to be waited on in everything.

Direct measurements of the temperature of the underground are confined to a depth of only a few kilometres.

Nor is the harm wrought by such invasions confined to the suffering of those who may be the subjects of journalistic or other enterprise.

Studies have shown that even young people's muscle mass and strength quickly deteriorate when they're confined to bed rest.

Technology itself, and its effective use, is not to be confined to the traditional science subjects.

Some hip fractured patients are confined to wheelchairs for the rest of their lives while 10 to 20 percent died within a year.

Sex in the Arab world is, theoretically at least, confined to "state-registered, family-approved, religiously sanctioned matrimony" .

The European market had been confined to banks, hedge funds and the structured vehicles known as collateralised loan obligations (CLOs).

I am afraid that Harriet is not with us as she is confined to bed with a cold.

The relationship between the spouses is not confined to a relationship of a leader and subject.

For now, default worries still seem to be confined to the CDS market.

Investment appraisal should not be confined to financial appraisal and must take place within the overall strategy of the business.

Reviled as a racist (though an "escape goat" , she thought), she was confined to a hotel room with the curtains drawn.

he went home and lovingly lifted his elderly grandmother out of the chair she was confined to and placed her in bed.

They tend to believe defeat is just a temporary setback, that its causes are confined to this one case.

But that access control knowledge is all confined to the Earth System Grid portal.

The curse is not confined to overachievers or to girls' external pursuits.

The strikes which gave British industry such a dismal reputation are far fewer and mostly confined to the public sector.

Life was confined to small villages, and there was an intricate system of irrigation that fed the agriculture.

First case: The manager notices the practice is an anomaly or is only confined to her team.

But from here on, his music making would be confined to local pubs and his own family circle.

Cellulosic ethanol can be derived from inedible crops like switchgrass, but the technology is still largely confined to the laboratory.

Dianne Odell , 61, had been confined to the machine since she was stricken by polio at 3 years of age.

As is known to us all, contributions to computer technology are no longer confined to any one country.

The authors of that last study said that their research suggested that "sexual risk-taking behaviour is not confined to young people" .

Each field requisition on graphics technology of the computer is no longer confined to producing static figures of the plane.

She was confined to bed with the flu.

In your view, is the truth of the maxim confined to the biological world or does it apply to civilization as well?

Appointment-to-view television, if it exists at all, seems confined to sport and live reality shows.

Confined to a wheelchair by haemophilia, he graduated from Shanghai's Jiaotong University in accountancy through a home study programme.

There must, he says, be a lower class, given up to physical toil and confined to an animal nature.

Systemwide stress tests might also highlight common exposures and "crowded trades" that would not be visible in tests confined to one firm.

be no longer confined to bed, to the house He's getting about again after his accident.

Some 322 others questioned fled North Korea between the 1990s and 2009 but had not been confined to concentration camps.

That sort of growth is not confined to local champions.

Because this approach puts the computer, not the user, in control, it is best confined to parts of the user interface aimed at novice users.

Professional fund managers, however, are generally confined to the company of other fellow travellers.

The mind, we now know, is not confined to the brain but is distributed throughout the body's universe of cells.

One peculiar characteristic of the industrial revolution is that it was, at least at first, confined to Britain.

Just a generation ago, women were largely confined to repetitive, menial jobs.

For nearly a century the ancient sage was confined to the intellectual doghouse in the land of his birth.

Today, our diplomats are not limited, and our diplomacy is no longer confined to the State Department or our embassies.

No doubt such tolerant intellectual breadth was not confined to King's.

synchrotron : Cyclic particle accelerator in which the particle is confined to its orbit by a magnetic field.

The moral dilemmas thrown up by calculating per capita consumption are not confined to food. They apply just as acutely to global warming.

Outside the United States, European manufacturers will find themselves increasingly confined to the luxury end of the market.

First, there was quite a lot of teaching available: it was not just confined to the rich and priestly.

Each of these events was reported to have lasted longer than a month but was small and confined to the crater (Simkin et al, 1981).

State stability and security is no longer confined to the realms of territoriality and weapons-based threats.

Some of his ministers explicitly advise that any new building be confined to the blocks and the Jewish suburbs of Jerusalem.

Before Mr Livingston died Mr Crawford and friend Betsy Reid promised the project would not be confined to dozens of shoe boxes.

Jogging will be confined to part of the track (U-shape) when the sports ground is being used for golf activity.

However, scholars'studies tended to be confined to individual cases, neglecting the commonness of reformists'translation behavior.

In recent years, not only confined to the use of brochures company enterprise, now brochure has been used in all areas of society.

A release of radiation confined to the lower atmosphere should be steered out to sea under such conditions.

Of course, the scanning is not confined to mailbox stores - public folder stores are monitored as well.

But as the mutinous streets of France and Greece suggest, resistance to the cuts will not be confined to parliamentary high politics.

For one thing, they're not confined to rats or to the fungicide he fed them.

At the beginning of the 19th century British possessions were confined to forts and slave trading posts on the west coast.

But , this time they must enlarge proponent level , no longer the youth be confined to is familiar with a network .

And corruption can still be an irritant, but it is confined to petty officials and is no longer a big barrier to investment.

Y et the power of a "burning platform" is not confined to companies on the brink of collapse.

But for a longtime, the research on rights is only confined to the field of law. "Right" and "legal right" become synonyms.

Our research shows drug resistance is not confined to hospitals, but is out in the community.

Although none of the heroines in Dubliners are represented as New Women, their images are not confined to subordinate to men.

Instead it remained confined to its original role of providing funding only for countries that had formally been rescued.

Each piece is seemingly paused in a precise moment in time, the figures confined to a small, framed space.

However, he was not confined to one theory, but combined different schools of thought and enriched his own.

Imagine a seaman of those days, having been confined to his vessel for weeks or months and finally getting shore leave.

This inquiry is not confined to a few seconds on a test floor, but may last weeks.

Several people have been mauled, though deaths so far have been confined to cats, rabbits and small dogs.

But it seems to me , all these are more or less confined to the beauty in appearance , or rather, the outward beauty.

However, researches into Liang usually are confined to the study of his creation of prose and his literary critics.

"To assume this [crisis] is confined to Europe would be a mistake, " says Paul Casson at Henderson Global Investors.

it's a specific statement based on empirical data, and its truth is generally confined to a certain set of conditions.

Innovative piano designed for people who are confined to bed.

None of these issues are confined to American production.

This is why security releases only contain a very small set of changes confined to the very problem that needed to be addressed.

But messaging has become pervasive and is no longer confined to these limited roles.

The Nepal Army (NA), too, has been confined to the barracks and a similar quantity of its arms stored and sealed.

Unlike in the first book, the subjects of this book are no longer confined to the 'ants tribe. '

After two weeks, 70 percent in the bed rest group felt better, compared to 65 percent who were not confined to bed.

Analysis of risk is still confined to the stage of Break-Even Analysis, Sensitivity Analysis, and Probability Analysis.

When it was first found in the UK in 2006 it seemed to be confined to south-east England, but has now spread further north and west.

Criticism and debate are to be welcomed and should not be confined to academic circles.

Such examples are, however, by no means confined to historical periods when prices and wages in industrial countries were more flexible.

Household clothes sales market remains confined to a small number of highly educated, high income groups.

This meant that the impact of the data store migration would be confined to JDBC connection parameters.

But the deterioration of Venezuela's transport infrastructure is by no means confined to the air.

It is evident from the dimensions shown that the active portion of the device is confined to a small portion of the overall crystal volume.

In the past, this was confined to the realm of high-end supercomputers , as a way of improving their performance.

Writing plainly does not mean that letters must be confined to a mere recital of facts, in a style that is dull and unattractive.

Ethical reasoning is not confined to the analysis of a problem, but use analysis to challenge people to develop appropriate solutions.

However, the conversion did increase Goldman's CRA duties, which were previously confined to its small Utah-based bank.

Operation Weeting is investigating the interception of voicemails, once claimed by News International to be confined to one rogue reporter.

There is general agreement that the Greek financial fiasco cannot be confined to that too-small-to-fail country.

Learners should not have too narrow a professional nature or confined to a skill to master, because changing the characteristics of our era.

Until Darwin, evolution had been confined to the smallest corner of the intellectual elite.

His visual range is still confined to the range of his arms.

If Mr. Darcy is neither by honour nor inclination confined to his cousin, why is not he to make another choice?

Quality assurance is not confined to a single activity or group of activities performed by a designated role.

At the height of the war, more than a million people were displaced and confined to squalid camps.

For one thing, the report says, the pollution is confined to a few, mostly southern, regions.

Western companies may need to look at a new form of business relationship, where their input is confined to marketing and distribution.

At the time, the universe was confined to a single point, encompassing all of the universe's matter.

We often hear about the miseries of women confined to the domestic sphere once men began to work in offices and factories away from home.

We shall not be confined to the above enumerated instances which shall be construed generally.

In the Taliban era, the city was more peaceful but women were confined to their homes.

The boy has been confined to bed with flu for the past couple of days.

A: The risk of avian influenza to humans is almost entirely confined to those who have had close contact with infected domestic poultry.

What was once considered confined to traditional buildings appears here as experimental.

Love is not confined to lovers, to parents. It has a more broader sense. It is the special felling-love that makes the world more warmer.

Linguistic revitalization is not confined to minority languages or endangered languages alone but includes regional dialects.

We are replacing a service that used to be on MSN a year ago and the service is very much confined to MSN.

As the application of evaluation method has flexibility , be confined to a certain field .

Radiological consequences , which result or may result from the emergency, are confined to a section of the plant .

confined to a wheelchair, and unable to speak.

Yet as a 250-page report by HSBC Global Research argues, the country's economic miracle has not been confined to the megacities.

If ice formation is confined to extracellular fluids, the frogs are able to survive the winter.

V. keep someone or sth. within certain limits All the illegal immigrants were confined to a small island in the harbor.

Yet thanks to a quirk of law, talk of default is not confined to the European side of the Atlantic.

The problem is as old as air travel itself: Adults seated next to misbehaving kids while confined to a pressurized aluminum tube.

Adaptation to the DNA damage checkpoint is a phenomenon long thought to be confined to the unicellular world.

The celebration is confined to a few die-hard party goers huddled in the galaxy's inner region.

It was the Victorian era and women were mostly confined to the domestic sphere.

When her daughter was born, Emma's chief interest in the child was confined to laces and ribbons for its dresses.

He was confined to bed by illness.

Where once the bulk of deals were confined to the U. S. and Europe, Asian companies are now playing a larger role.

These symptoms are usually confined to the first few days of treatment and then tend to disappear.

In the late Soviet era, aspirations for Ukrainian independence were confined to a group of dissident writers and intellectuals.

In ancient China, kissing was considered to be on a par with coitus, and thus was confined to the bedroom.

With time, the conduct of worship, especially preaching and celebration of the sacraments was confined to him.

"The situation is just confined to a number of pockets of violence and snipers scattered in different areas of Misrata, " he added.

D. and then confined to sensory deprivation chambers and later exposed to a harsh interrogation sessions by intelligence people.

To be sure, that assumption works when confined to zombies, but it is unlikely that neoconservatives would stop there.

Uses for this technology would not, of course, be confined to advertising.

The challenge open innovation has brought is not confined to knowledge management, but the knowledge governance between organization.

Consisting of three parts in chronological order, the scope of this study is confined to the time from Nara period to Edo-period.

IN THIS ARTICLE: Getting hooked on the Internet isn't confined to a few computer nerds.

A system confined to the transport of mineral elements is known as the xylem.

Even so they are limited in geographic scope and by the FACT that they are confined to one land use category.

He has been confined to bed with flu for the past couple of days.

He has been confined to his house in Kisumu. A woman and child were shot dead outside his front gate.

Decoupling 2. 0 is a narrower phenomenon, confined to a few of the biggest, and least indebted, emerging economies.

However, most of the previous researches on the tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon have been confined to native language speakers.

course is an introduction to writing prose for a public audience--specifically, prose grounded in, but not confined to, personal narrative.

Many were not well prepared, especially those whose education had been confined to poor segregated schools.

This kind of "managed finance" model is no longer confined to China.

Spray a pyrethrin into the air when confined to a certain outside area.

His master was once confined to his bed with a dangerous illness.

This sense of impending doom is not confined to politicians.

This contagious superstition is not confined to the cities only, but has spread through the villages and the countryside.

The findings of their researches have been mainly confined to three aspects: grammar, rhetoric, and pragmatics.

private school has transfer land impossibly commonly , transfer object should be confined to state - owned company or commonweal unit.

Nobody would to be confined to a single locality all his life .

The show told of how Medina's girlfriend Ramos became brain damaged and confined to a wheelchair shortly after their engagement.

Peaking in the frequency spectrum due to repetition of signals by multiple reflection is not confined to water layers.

Silicon chips, once confined to flat, rigid shapes, will break out of the planar mold.

Like most aspects of the fast-growing Chinese economy, its impact is no longer confined to China itself.

Then make sure that he spends escalating amounts of time alone in his crate or confined to a room.

The artist or director must not feel confined to matching the visuals of the video perfectly with the lyrics.

He had had a long and uncomfortable trip, for he had been confined to the wooden box for over eighteen hours.

Because large productivity gains were confined to the West, the populous parts of the world stayed poor.

Therefore, what he suggests that throws away religion alienation approach , is confined to cognition aspect also only.

The rehabilitating role of tree planting is by no means confined to areas which formerly bore forest growth.

The mass of a black hole is confined to an infinitely small point at its centre, called a singularity.

The economic role of government should be limited and confined to a short list of issues described as market failures.

The cure rate is high with timely treatment when prostate cancer is detected while it is still confined to the prostate.

This green zeal is not confined to the rich world: Taiwan, Bangladesh, and Zanzibar have already banned plastic bags completely.

Will management innovation largely be confined to entrepreneurs (like those above) with little exposure to traditional management concepts?

Confined to his room by the severe burns he had received, Longfellow could not attend her funeral.

Its use was confined to China until the Silk Road opened at some point during the latter half of the first millennium BCE.

European interests in Indian religions were not by no means confined to the movements like Theosophy.

Secondly, the newly extended loan shall be strictly sticked to the terms of loan and be confined to the production and construction.

Earnest money is a special warranty for things, whose subject matter should not be merely confined to money.

Kids' learning should be all-round rather than being confined to the learning of reading, writing, counting and various skills.

Even if it's confined to the 20th Century, there's an enormous amount to disagree on in recent Russian history.

In that, it resembles the dotcom mania, where leverage was largely confined to telecoms companies rather than pure dotcom outfits.

The conclusion varies with researching methods, this phenomenon mainly confined to pursuing the directly statistical regularity.

But with China's restricted capital account, savers are mostly confined to a domestic-only palette of alternatives.

He had been confined to his Upper East Side apartment on 24-hour home detention .

Historically, code tokens have been confined to little devices, like ones that hang off many corporate employees' key chains.

Nevertheless, their comments on each other were still confined to academic studies and their friendship of the same school still remained.

According to Pythagorean teaching, the soul survives bodily death, being immortal and merely confined to the body.

MUMBAI: The Maoist menace is no longer confined to the jungles.

The prevention programme is mainly confined to densely populated areas with a high risk of malaria transmission.

Abruzzi: Oh, the old sinner who was confined to these walls, he's dead. The new soul deserves to be free.

That sense of entitlement is not confined to bankers.

is not confined to six, it may be fourteen, or even more, but the normal equations are only five.

But the beginner is confined to the little things, to the meaningless exercises and pointless mechanics.