The Justice Department has inaugurated no criminal investigation other than a narrowly circumscribed one into incidents in which CIA interrogators exceeded the authority that had been invested in them by their superiors.
Technically, every Alibaba share has equal rights, but they are circumscribed ones.
One senses, in Wagner, a sincere and committed engagement to pursue what is true for the self, to circumscribe one's own emotional codex.
You may not lie, of course, but there is nothing ignominious about a circumscribed response.
Taxonomically, all targeted populations are thus best circumscribed as one species, N. inaurata, which invalidates N. ardentipes as a species.
I'm not sure whether to first address the hyperbole (actually, in today's society, the future is more dim for children who are kept ignorant to responsible and productive technology use) or the tautology (overuse of anything is a bad idea -- we should be concerned about any child whose life is circumscribed by one thing).
By and large, membership in 19th-century street gangs was circumscribed by one's ethnic background; if you were Irish, you would not be welcome in a nativist gang, and if you were black, you would be ill advised to seek membership in an Italian gang.
A headache circumscribed in a line-shaped area but not confined to the territory of one particular nerve had ever been described in Epicrania Fugax (EF) of which the head pain is moving and ultrashort.
Although you can extrapolate from the show a portrait of a mind withdrawing into a strictly circumscribed fantasy world to banish the pain or frustration of the real one, Rambo Nut is more conceit than character.
Then, a central composite circumscribed method, which is one of the response surface methods, is used to obtain optimal machining conditions for the spindle.
