Sentences with phrase «spent out of their cells»

«National policies» had reduced the amount of time boys spent out of their cells, so many had less than 15 minutes a day to exercise in the open air.

Canada's prison agency is close to establishing new rules that would prohibit the placement of vulnerable people in solitary confinement and increase the time segregated inmates can spend out of cells.

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Instead of a handful of giant telecommunications companies spending billions of dollars to build a network of satellites and cell towers, the Wi - Fi network would grow organically as individual users build out the network node by node.

He says, «Cytopathologists spend most of the workday in the lab looking at cell and tissue slides, so I really relished the opportunity to get out and speak with patients.»

His lab has spent several years working out the mechanism for how presynaptic cells release neurotransmitter in response to spikes of electrical activity known as action potentials.

Kirsten Obernier, PhD, a postdoctoral researcher in Alvarez - Buylla's lab, spent six years trying to understand how the brain avoids running out of neural stem cells by catching the cells in the act of dividing.

Without causing the fat cells to release ALL their stored fat, I doubt the chemicals would ever come out — regardless of how much one spends for «detoxing» products or procedures.

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It's as much a research outpost as a games studio, as it spends a lot of time looking at things like the PS3's Cell architecture and trying to find ways the console and its titles can get the most out of it.

We meet him one drunken night as he's bailed out of a night in the tank only to spend the next fifteen years in a solitary - confinement prison cell masquerading as a chintzy backwater motor inn room.

Just think about the monetary costs of carrying on an affair — you'll need to spend cash on hotels, trips if he or she lives out of town, gifts, cell phone bills, and if your spouse does catch wind of the affair and kicks you to the curb there's pricey lawyer fees, support payments, you may have to cover the entire mortgage if you get to keep the house and the list goes on.

Through time spent with the game you'll slowly learn that tunneling out of your cell means you need sheets to cover the cell bars, a dummy for the bed and a good reputation with the guards so that they won't grow suspicious and tear the sheets from the bars.

As we wrote in our first look: «the first couple of hours spent playing Dead Cells feels like a grind — a grind with excellent combat — but once the world structure and how you'll traverse it opens out, it turns into something potentially great.»

Now spend and load your instrument as great as you may possibly per chance possibly, your cell may possibly additionally neutral no longer ever speed out of bound yet again.

In a 3 month period of time [1] I came out of the closet with being Autistics [2] we bought and moved into a travel trailer because we had spent all of our money, and I was naive enough to tell everyone that we were now poor but so blessed and did not care because we now lived near our wonderful friends in the mountains [3] I was diagnosed with breast cancer and had a double mastectomy [4] swiftly bloated up 30 pounds, developed lizard skin, hair loss and was no longer cute and young looking for my age [5] meds made me cry over anything and seemed to suck out all my brain cells [chemo brain is real]