Umbrella contracts circumscribe an in-built platform or 'architecture' that enables regular and repeated knowledge-intensive interactions.
(In a small and very open economy, national discretion in monetary policy is circumscribed in any case).
"Lesions from MS are still described as being 'ovoid' in shape and 'well circumscribed' in character.
and the results have been circumscribed in Tables 1, 2, 3, and 4 respectively.
Basically, Entitle's "ownership" appears to be circumscribed in a manner similar to lots of other digital content.
The area of lymphocytic infiltration was circumscribed in digital images of H&E-stained sections as previously described [ 7].
Only a practice of human rights backed up by military enforcement or robust judicial procedures would circumscribe sovereignty in a serious way.
By 1997, living a severely circumscribed life in Arizona, she had grown depressed.
Lewontin's thesis is that science works only because there are circumscribed areas in which we can make profitable simplifications.
Yet even at a young age, he was aware of the profoundly circumscribed orbit in which his family moved.
