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confinement

[kuhn-fahyn-muhnt] / kənˈfaɪn mənt /


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In the plea agreement, signed Wednesday, the U.S. attorney’s office is asking for home confinement as Claustro’s punishment.

From Los Angeles Times

A legal change in 2011 allowed juvenile offenders serving life without parole to recall their sentence and seek a resentencing in juvenile court, where the longest possible outcome is confinement up to age 25.

From Los Angeles Times

The result is that some of the most powerful politicians in America live under constant pressure to please social media—an unenviable confinement that we might call Twitter prison.

From The Wall Street Journal

When that limit is exceeded, the plasma often becomes unstable, disrupting confinement and threatening the operation of the device.

From Science Daily

Magnetic confinement devices—whether the doughnut-shaped tokamaks used in the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor project or the linear configuration pursued by TAE—rely on intricate magnetic fields to hold the plasma together.

From The Wall Street Journal