Sentence examples similar to a circumscribed example from inspiring English sources

Yet Nietzsche also does not confine his criticisms of morality to some one religiously, philosophically, socially or historically circumscribed example.

Alternatively, hospital specialisation is measured as the proportion of a hospital's total admissions during a circumscribed period that have a specific procedure (for example, hip replacement surgery) or fall into a single disease category, such as orthopaedics.

An effective theory is one that describes the relevant phenomena in a circumscribed domain a domain characterized by a range of energies, for example.

One example is the caudal-to-rostral migration from the mammillary body settling in a circumscribed area of the lateral hypothalamus (Fig. 7I).

For example, the current focal distribution of the Arctic-adapted lungworm U. pallikuukensis in a circumscribed population of muskoxen is attributed to recent host extirpation and reduction to a remnant population in the early 1900s, primarily as a result of hunting (12, 14 ).

Hospital volume is typically calculated as the number of specific procedures (for example, bypass surgery) carried out or patients admitted with a specific diagnosis, such as pneumonia, during a circumscribed period.

But this was a circumscribed revolutionary spirit.

A circumscribed life, but to us it was normal.

Chess is a circumscribed world filled with mighty egos.

A visit to the Chiltern Firehouse is a circumscribed, choreographed affair.

Driving to his class he realizes what a circumscribed life he has led.