Sentence examples for by circumscribing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney is hardly the first to try to save the death penalty by circumscribing it.

(See the.) More precisely, Liu deduced the volume of a solid whose cross sections are circles by circumscribing each section with a square.

In other words, by circumscribing the limits of criminal aggression, the world would seem to be permitting all that lay outside those limits.

In the 1960s and '70s the Supreme Court sought to protect individuals from "unreasonable searches and seizures" by circumscribing prosecution based on electronic surveillance.

It struck him suddenly that the spacing among the six Copernican planets might be explained by circumscribing and inscribing each orbit with one of the five regular polyhedrons.

The Greek mathematician Archimedes (c. 287 212/211 bce) used the method of exhaustion to obtain upper and lower bounds for π by circumscribing and inscribing regular polygons about a circle.

In "Properties of Light," though, Ms. Goldstein strikes both deep and hard at the question by carefully circumscribing the lover's triangle within a crisply drawn scientific circle.

Family and friends said Anne Smedinghoff had chafed at the restrictions that American diplomats can face in Afghanistan, where the excitement and passion for foreign service are often dampened by lives circumscribed by blast walls and checkpoints and fortified compounds.

Tumor templates were extracted by cropping a circumscribing cuboid of the GTV from the 1.0 mm original planning CT image.

Educators and policymakers criticize NCLB for circumscribing curricula by encouraging the practice of teaching to the test.

Each borehole was approximated by a square column circumscribed by the borehole radius.