Sentence examples for a circumscribed version of from inspiring English sources

A circumscribed version of that life cycle consistent with this review, one involving only the production cycle (distinct from the usage cycle), includes microbial growth, dewatering/drying, extraction/conversion energy/input recovery stages, with each stage involving a number of choices (Fig.  3).

Even Iran's heavily circumscribed version of democracy can produce surprises, as when Mr Ahmadinejad thrashed Mr Rafsanjani in the second round in 2005.

-- a circumscribed range of electronic scratches, sine waves and turntable sounds which has an eerie sense of control and focus.

Men of color held in esteem by the media, while entirely worthy of praise, too often personify a circumscribed spectrum of human qualities.

The yellow nodules histologically showed a circumscribed collection of clear cells.

An epidermoid cyst results from the proliferation of keratin-producing epidermal cells within a circumscribed space of the dermis.

Instead, they were given only a circumscribed view of learning's enormous riches that purposely lay beyond their grasp.

However, alterations in neuropsychological test performance have become evident for a circumscribed collective of patients nearly consistently.

It combines a triple injection of TeT and a circumscribed application of CoCl2 onto the right primary motor cortex.

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It's a rarefied version of migration.