Sure, I've found many cases of people sectioned, released, and then sectioned again several times.
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Limb bones were sectioned using specialised cutting and grinding equipment.
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Retailers are sectioned off throughout the floor, keeping inventory organized.
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It seems like parts of your career are so sectioned off.
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Two of the 34 have been sectioned under the Mental Health Act.
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In that time their condition may deteriorate, leading them to be sectioned.
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Black people are four times more likely to be sectioned than whites.
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She sectioned off my hair into very tiny strands and started painting away.
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One area, sectioned off from the rest, felt more ominous than the others.
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His office is covered in money-green carpet sectioned into squares by gold lines.
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Parliamentary seats were divided between Muslims and Christians, and then sectioned off by sect.
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If I'd been left without medication at that point, I would have been sectioned.
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"I CAN'T remember how many times I was sectioned," says Hannah MacDonald, a former nurse.
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But after an assessment by the shrink, I was sectioned under the Mental Health Act.
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He found three more small craters with tektites in them, which he sectioned and photographed.
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The apartment, sectioned off with a large bookcase, was being rented out and seemed cluttered.
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I took them to Central Park and there was an area sectioned off with bleachers.
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Before getting out of the shower, I sectioned my hair into twists to keep it detangled.
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You do meet a young woman who was sectioned in 2010, after having her first child.
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Because they will be there, and The Europas does not have a sectioned-off VIP area.
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During his speech, Netanyahu revealed a chart with a cartoon bomb sectioned off into various parts.
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Honestly, if we hear that song one more time we're going to have ourselves voluntarily sectioned.
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During each game, a large area is sectioned off for a boisterous cheering squad of fans.
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It was pulled back tightly, and then sectioned off into four parts and teased to perfection.
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NASA has sectioned off 64,000 individual pieces of Earth to be "adopted" by supporters on their website.
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Then, she sectioned the first of four ponytails by clipping back just the strands behind the eyebrows.
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Sitting inside a sectioned off area in the courtroom, Jutting watched the arguments with a blank expression.
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Ultimately, she was sectioned and spent two weeks in a psychiatric hospital, where she was on suicide watch.
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It is usually a space—mental and physical—that is sectioned off from the pressures of everyday life.
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Following the arrests, protesters gathered in close quarters, sectioned off by police barricades and chanting "We'll be back!"
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To my followers, that summer was neatly summed up in six simple rows of three perfectly sectioned squares.
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Emergency room doctors in Massachusetts have sectioned him due to his alcohol use disorder at least 14 times.
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She took the sectioned-off hair and smoothed it down and under the tail for an elegant side part.
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But a lack of beds raises the pressure to discharge patients early, meaning some need to be sectioned again.
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The section can be opened up as bar overflow or sectioned off to allow people to sit and eat.
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It wasn't the first time he'd been sectioned, and he was now detained indefinitely in a secure psychiatric hospital.
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Use A Pomade Or Gel Once your hair is parted correctly and sectioned off, technique and products are essential.
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The corner of the page features a black-and-white picture of my house sectioned off with yellow caution tape.
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Just months after this budget-saving exercise he was back in hospital, sectioned and cared for at even greater cost.
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The mouse brain was then sectioned into 10,000 slices and reassembled in a computer program that created the 3D reconstruction.
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To start, Nelms sectioned off some hair from Zora's part and gathered the rest into a high ponytail with an elastic.
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For example, there is Patrick*, 224, who was sectioned against his will two weeks earlier, after an altercation with the police.
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The zippered front pocket is sectioned to keep small items organized and includes elasticized spots to hold crochet hooks in order.
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Oscar's workplace operations manager Charlie Mirisola said it was important to the company to not have a sectioned-off reception area.
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The U-shaped kitchen, with tile flooring and wood cabinets, is sectioned off from the dining area by a partial wall.
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The three days were loosely sectioned into: institutional, individual, and community practices; film and the cinematic; and legacies, resistance, and agency.
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Red areas are for creative, blue is for cognitive, green is sectioned off for social skills, and yellow for emotional, ArchDaily notes.
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In place of this, there is a continuous tug-of-war between the sectioned parts and the whole with neither side winning.
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A portion of the space is sectioned off by long, black drapes, where the final scene of the film is on display.
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One end of the studio is designated for welding, grinding, and cutting, and can be sectioned off with large rolling welding screens.
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It was only after being sectioned and receiving medication that he realised how much his intense, debauched schedule had affected his mental health.
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A recent report by the Care Quality Commission, a watchdog, revealed that in some wards for elderly people, every patient had been sectioned.
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In the blue paintings done before 1952, when he settled on a square format and a rigorously sectioned composition, every work was different.
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The shifts between the sectioned areas can be tonal or sharp, but the vocabulary is solidly geometric: trapezoids, parallelograms, triangles, rectangles, and squares.
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More disturbing displays about premature deaths and ritual murders are available, but sectioned off so that viewers can "opt in" to see them.
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"Sadly, people always think the only way to finish a mental health storyline is to have them killed or be sectioned," says Jenni.
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It features 21497 so-called globe gores — like a world map drawn on an orange peel that has been sectioned and squashed flat.
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Worryingly, there has been a 10 percent increase in the number of people sectioned under the Mental Health Act over just the past year.
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The hair guru then sectioned the ponytail into two parts, looping one section into a bun-like style and secured it with an elastic.
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The figure seems to be holding up (or onto) a sectioned, multi-colored, abstract form (somewhere between a thought balloon and a misshapen head).
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One particularly young visitor standing in the room of scientific drawings — near a sketch of a sectioned skull — was Manon Gébleux, 8, from Bordeaux.
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Freud's patient According to The Psychologist, the British Psychological Society's publication, Princess Alice was sectioned by her own family after being diagnosed with schizophrenia.
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The game's zones are numbered similarly to Super Mario Bros.' in that there are worlds sectioned by levels—1-1, 1-2, and so on.
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At the Video Family store I visited, the adult section was sectioned off behind a surprising loud set of Wild West-style swinging double doors.
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Outside the speech venue, law enforcement sectioned off one area for pro-Spencer protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.
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Indeed, at least 20 percent of people who are sectioned in the state are not actually being forced to go—they've asked to be committed.
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His scarred, textured paintings and layered drawings exist somewhere between the stitched-together body of Frankenstein's monster and Piet Mondrian's precisely sectioned, asymmetrically divided squares.
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The office is quiet and my teammates, with whom I share a sectioned-off row of cubicles that we call The Cave, aren't in yet.
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I've also seen it where lads have dropped down dead, had heart attacks, gone into comas, gone loopy, and ended up being sectioned because of it.
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It's about the fact that Black people are much more likely to be sectioned in mental health services because of stereotypes that we're aggressive and uncontrollable.
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They will be served next to your main course on a sectioned china or glass plate, each in its own well, another tune from the past.
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The sectioned view of a lake depicts boats and airplanes that have traversed the waters over time, alongside migratory birds and insects that move along flyways.
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The centerpiece of the mini-retrospective will be a new work called "Matrice," a nearly-100-foot-long cross-sectioned fir tree partially cast in bronze.
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A short flight of stairs behind the curtain leads to a "crystal palace," a lookout toward the coast of France, with a four-sectioned glass roof.
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I would also suggest that, in the way her sculptures are sectioned into planes, that she rhymes seamstress with sculptor, pattern maker with carpenter and architect.
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Being sectioned and held against my will for four to five days in Homerton Hospital, crazed, withdrawing, suicidal and scared, was just the "rock bottom" I needed.
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Fortunately, all suites feature separate living and sleeping areas, so hallway noise was non-existent in the bedroom, which could be sectioned off by two different partitions.
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"Converbatron" (2018) is sectioned into triangles that are further demarcated by curving linear whorls, some of which are contained within the sections, while other go beyond them.
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The walkways were sectioned off by shoulder-high white fences, making those of us in the crowd feel like a herd of prized livestock waiting to be auctioned.
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After he was sectioned in late 2017, the Birmingham Mail reports that his hospital Wi-Fi was used to access the online ad sites used during his offending.
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The Victorian home's parlor is sectioned off and mostly stripped away until only the essence of the play, dominated by an enveloping evocation of the title setting, remains.
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This multi-sectioned poem is a beautiful portrait of a man who loves yet is kept apart from the object of that love: The boy I teach him.
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The one on the left is white, vertical, and sectioned by black thread, while the one on the right is made of rows of short white horizontal stitches.
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A survey by the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 2014 found that about a fifth of trainee psychiatrists had sectioned patients just to secure them a bed and care.
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But presenting baseless climate lies in the sectioned off Top Stories module, something Google has complete control over, gives the article an appearance of credibility it certainly doesn't deserve.
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While my hair was still damp, I worked liberal amounts of Madame CJ Walker's Jamaican Black Castor Oil and Cantu's Coconut Curling Cream through sectioned-off pieces for cornrows.
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So basically, I just sectioned and left out the first few layers of hair on top and around the face, braided everything else underneath and sewed the extensions on.
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As someone who had a breakdown and was sectioned in my 20's I'm here to tell you that there's no shame in talking about it if your struggling.
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The island is sectioned into different regions (never named and distinguished only by landmarks and landscape), and completion of the puzzles in one region unlocks the next (sort of).
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When her parents separated, they literally divided the house in half, sealing off doorways and even creating a second kitchen, sectioned off from the original by an improvised partition.
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Facebook confirmed to Mashable that it's testing the new, sectioned news feed, in addition to the current format, though it's unclear if the feature will ever get an official launch.
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The third is that Larsen pictorially manipulates the body as if it were a sectioned puppet, with every part capable of performing action that ostensibly conforms to its geometric structure.
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The display seems to be an ultra-wide panel that's sectioned off at one end, giving the impression of a secondary always-on screen that shows exposure information in monochrome.
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Made of wood and painted white, Elizabeth Atterbury's pristine "Court" (2017) stands in the middle of the floor, a large rectangle sectioned into discrete rectangles by vertical and horizontal bars.
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Freshly shaven and wearing a pale blue shirt, Jutting focused on the session intently on Wednesday, making notes as he sat in a sectioned off area, flanked by three policemen.
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The video is then sectioned into two parts, taking place at a gas station convenience store, and at a spot where Thugger and all his friends are gambling it up.
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Handwritten in pencil, and carefully sectioned off by project — from her current collection to her forthcoming London Fashion Week presentation — it includes everything she needs to get done that week.
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Mom on dope is ultimately a solo act, a notion nicely underscored by Peter Mumford's shadow-sectioned lighting of Rob Howell's oddly expressionist set, all reflective surfaces and towering bookcases.
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After blowing-out the star's strands with a round brush, Heath added some texture using an Enzo Milano iron, and sectioned off the mohawk, clipping away the left and right sides.
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A 2014 report by the Care Quality Commission looked at how ethnicity tends to factor into how people enter mental health care, particularly when they're sectioned under the Mental Health Act.
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For now, Dildar sleeps in a corner of a hut built by one of her father's close friends, sectioned off with a bit of worn cloth draped from the bamboo frame.
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As we sectioned off the city and started going door-to-door searching for people who may have been trapped in their homes, many of us felt overwhelmed by the destruction.
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Dressed in a navy blue shirt, Jutting appeared clean shaven and focused intently during the cross examination, leaning forward in his sectioned off area where he was flanked by 3 policemen.
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The sectioned armor covering the soldier's arm on the far right is insect-like, yet the crook of the elbow makes it appear as if he is about to embrace her.
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They have small pictograms that are meant to serve as visual translators between the Americans and the Iraqis, sectioned into war-related scenarios such as hostage/reward, search, smuggling, weapon identification, etc.
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In Johns's paintings and prints titled "Corpse and Mirror," some of which are sectioned into six rectangles, one rectangle imperfectly mirrors the one adjacent to it, establishing a series of visual echoes.
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I found a long pink coat from the '80s with duffel buttons, a Bill Blass parka that resembled a sectioned bar of milk chocolate, a Norma Kamali bomber with puffy linebacker shoulders.
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As Ms. Liu says below, the grid is a bit sectioned off by the diagonal black square design, but she makes up for it by packing her grid with some gorgeous fill.
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As is often the case at cafés and little patisseries, the most prized products at Pret are stacked beneath the front counter, sectioned off from the salads and loose fruit like jewels.
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Cornrows are a protective style that'll help your curls and kinks grow, and you've already got your hair sectioned off so that you can easily oil your scalp every few days. Win-win!
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Sitting in a sectioned-off area in the court, Jutting, who has an IQ in the top 1 percent of the population according to the defense, watched the arguments with a blank expression.
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After saturating the bob with Leave-on Detangling Milk, she towel-dried it and brushed it thoroughly with a paddle brush to distribute the product, then sectioned it off into a deep side part.
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Since the action of the game is sectioned off into distinct missions, all of the gameplay is set up to get the character from Point A to Point B with little freedom for exploration.
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"In the old days, we didn't want children to be splashing about and having fun," Mr. Baker said, describing the preferred atmosphere then as sedate and sectioned off into separate adult and children areas.
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The carefully sectioned surfaces contain matte and glossy shapes: clearly delineated geometric areas where the paint's skin is palpable and the brushwork directional, or clearly delineated areas where it is thinly applied, granular and porous.
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This seems to be a streamlined version of a News Feed layout we saw shared back in April, which sectioned off the News Feed into areas for World & U.S. News, Sports, Food, and other topics.
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At Cutz Lounge the Grooming Shop in Detroit, the owner, Dante Williams, 41, has sectioned off a corner of his 4,20163-square-foot business with couches, where adults stop by and gossip or share news.
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In his enamel paintings, he often sectioned the surface into small areas, which he filled with repetitive linear forms, or he would draw a line in paint that followed the physical contours of the panel.
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"I sectioned the hair with a rat tail comb, then used a small amount of Fatboy Hair Tough Guy Water Wax on each section and braided in a small piece of the synthetic hair," Marjan says.
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Family members shelved their shoes and carried the modest coffin up the stairs, past the small brown donation boxes and into a sectioned-off area reserved for women, at the far back of the cavernous hall.
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In the layered surfaces of the hatch paintings, where the parallel bands of color, arranged diagonally within distinctly sectioned-off areas, peek through a layer of off-white, one sees the painter disappearing into the paint.
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At the museum, the children and police were sectioned off into three groups led by teaching artists (in addition to Johnson, there's Chire Regans and Susan Del Conte) to examine several artworks, Weiner's "OUT OF SIGHT" included.
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It's sectioned in two, one part to grow things to sell, one part for the community here at Prime Produce, a co-op that is something between a community center, coworking space, nonprofit, workshop, and event space.
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One effect is that some elderly folk with dementia, who had previously been kept in hospital with a bit of informal persuasion by doctors and relatives, are now being sectioned in order to avoid accusations of unlawful detention.
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With pale the afternoon light shining into the studio from above, I have a clearly discernible set of abs for the first time in my life, shapely pecs, sectioned arms, and a back like a roadmap of Antwerp.
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Scrimping on skilled carers is cruel, misguided and ultimately more expensive ROSIE HOARE Ipswich, Suffolk The tone of your article is that being detained under the Mental Health Act, or "being sectioned" as you call it, is punitive and potentially damaging.
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A painter of gnarly abstract forms, many of which are sectioned by a thick black line into smaller parts, calling to mind cellular forms, aerial maps, or the hide of a monster, the introduction of space vastly broadens his possibilities.
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After: A side-swept and perfectly punk deep side-partThanks to Elyssa's slept-on, short chop, Warren sectioned her hair into a super-deep part, curved slightly to make it look just-out-of-bed unstyled — and it stayed like magic.
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"This opens that door to open water swimming in Paris," Hidalgo said at the opening of the canal water pools, sectioned off and filtered in the Bassin de la Villette, a wide section of canal in the north of the city.
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When he started looking into it he found that black men were 17 times more likely than their white counterparts to be diagnosed with a serious mental health issue and that young black men were six times more likely to be sectioned.
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The lower portions of the three rightmost sheets are sectioned off into horizontal bands that could indicate a floor or a flood, while the upper areas are rippled by multiple explosions of line and color: sky blue; dirt brown; sea green; rose pink.
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Once Munn's strands were dry, Polko created a deep side part with the tail of a comb, and then sectioned off hair from the base, where she began loosely French-braiding the star's tresses into a low, tiny ponytail in the front.
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I never quite realized how much trouble it was to find selective items in my suitcase before, but being sectioned off like this, I was able to slip out one bag at a time without messing up the rest of my packing.
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In addition to the intensively paneled latex works, which were laid out in 3D models and then sectioned into panel pieces, Harikrishnan's collection incorporates garments of woven wooden beads, generating fit and flexibility from a material not typically associated as a garment base.
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In visiting the buildings on the map, you can trace the Third Reich's preference for neo-classical monuments, the Cold War-era planned housing of the sectioned-off East Berlin, and the optimism of the museums that sprung up, after the Wall came down.
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In a dim, sectioned gallery like the chambers of a traditional Japanese house, the Metropolitan Museum has collected a Genji-themed exhibition that's as glittering and various as the novel itself, featuring illuminated scrolls, engraved book containers, and folding screens all depicting the book's pivotal scenes.
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Firman took the open layout of the gallery's new venue, an old generator factory in the Balat district of Istanbul, and sectioned it off into separate rooms, carving out a calculated route for visitors in order to control the manner and order in which they receive his work.
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The latter is exactly what you think it is—an XCOM-like tactical affair in which you maneuver Mushroom Kingdom and Rabbids characters around a field divided into squares, overcoming cover-grabbing enemies in sectioned-off encounters or avoiding them entirely in order to reach a goal area of the map.
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I was just having a sort of epiphany and illumination at the time that was very acid-drenched, like Californian sunshine—but I ended up having a breakdown, having my ego shredded, and I had to crawl my way back out, narrowly avoiding being sectioned after being arrested on King's Road burning money.
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In the snap, The Morning Show star can be seen wearing a black trench coat and strappy black stilettos as she strikes a pose next to a massive dressing room, sectioned into three separate walk-in closets with minimalist wooden panels — a space that her Friends character Rachel Green would kill for.
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Look at the rows of teeth-like shapes in "Red Cavalry" (2010) or the large red, sectioned and spreading form descending from the top edge in "City to Love" (2013-2016) — another painting Webster has worked on for years — and one sees a relentless push by an artist who has always tested what he could do with paint.
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The central figure in the scene, a young boy, sits on a cross-sectioned staircase that is also essentially a series of boxes within which are further elaborations on this theme: small rooms that contain square cubbyholes for books, a partially laid floor foundation that reveals a lattice of rectangles beneath it, a drawer spilling out building blocks.
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The room was sectioned by off-center dividers and a looming 1990s LAPD cop car, forcing visitors to swirl around the room, confronting a visual timeline of violence and rebellion in LA. The untarnished police vehicle, with its huge physical presence in the room, stood in for the LAPD's overwhelming and continual presence in the city's communities of color.
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The Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit, set around the Albert Park Lake, features in many F1 games (the Adelaide track having sadly been forgotten to time), Project Gotham Racing 2 memorably sectioned off a particularly tourist-friendly section of Sydney for one course, and the Melbourne-developed Real Racing 3 featured an excellent, appropriately realistic race based in its home city.
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The company also sectioned off a quiet area for business meetings, and hosted a speaker series that included rival agencies discussing challenges facing the advertising industry today off the record to social media companies like Facebook showing off the marketing potential of VR. To cap things off and show off its hometown, Spredfast joined forces with Viacom to present Chromeo at Austin City Limits, the city's premiere concert venue.
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When she felt it was necessary, she would incorporate the ouroboros and two human figures, as in the painting "Group VI, Evolution, No. 13" (1908), or a spectrally sectioned pyramid leading to a multi-pointed orb, as in "Group X, No. 1, Altarpiece" (1915), or different squares of color, each paired with a word or containing a symbolic image, as in the watercolors that constitute two of the groups from The Parsifal Series (1916).
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Dinosaur Jr.'s career can be sectioned into four seasons, if you will: the early years, the post-Lou Barlow years, the ten year hiatus between 1997 and 2007, and their current mid-season with Barlow back in the fold—wherein every single album has felt like embracing an old friend you only see once or twice a year, but the gaps are bridged by familiarity and the simple fact that you enjoy them more than anybody else.
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While he has hung paintings on a hand-painted wall as part of a group show at the same gallery (this is his first solo here), and his website offers views of a studio mockup from 2017 incorporating similar work, his complete takeover of the space — bright yellow walls sectioned off with a red diamond pattern suggestive of cyclone fencing, which are overlaid with seven individual paintings — makes a statement that goes beyond establishing a formal and thematic context for the work.
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While never feeling arbitrary, the forms seem to simply appear in the paintings, each a universe in itself: the tall bundle of gray elements on the left side; the central crescent, bordered now and again with green and gray, red nestled inside, impinging on a field of brushy, transparent maroon; a black stick with a bone-like end, thrusting in from the right; the brushy, dark gray entity floating over a yellow swathe like a fetal barbell, cross-sectioned in an ultrasound.
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