The current system of nationwide competitions for academic jobs was introduced because the previous system, which confined the circle of applicants to those from nearby universities, was thought too easy to fiddle.
The prevailing narrative from this confined media circle of a more mature, wiser Serena overcoming a long irrational stance – like from ESPN's Peter Bodo or Sports Illustrated's Courtney Nguyen – is severely lacking in nuance, thus implicating these writers as indirect contributors to the climate of non-diversity that has engendered their myopic takes on the Williamses.
In this step, the elastically confined plastic circle in the previous step reverses under the elastic pressure arising from the previous step.
Indeed, even in Palestine the Babylonian corpus displaced its older rival and caused the study of Palestinian Talmudic literature to be confined to circles of legal specialists.
Instead of confining the circle between an inscribed and a circumscribed polygon, the new view regarded the circle as identical to the polygons, and the polygons to one another, when the number of their sides becomes infinitely great.
They are still confined within the circle of appearance after all.
For an FAP at distance D from a central MBS located at the origin, the femtocell coverage area approximately confined to a circle centered at (D,0), and its radius R f is R f = κ − 1 / α D, (3).
In other words, the momentum vector 'p' is confined to a circle of radius centered on.
Blood meal was confined to a circle of 0.5 cm diameter.
The study area was confined to a circle with a radius of 20 km, with its center at the ambient air monitoring station operated by the California Air Resources Board ARBB).
Don't always stay confined in your circle of friends.
