According to this analysis, all plasmodiophorid genera (as currently circumscribed) that are represented in our phylogeny by more than one species are polyphyletic.
"Donald did not understand this, but then his conception of time was so circumscribed that it was astounding," O'Donnell writes.
These days, Nunokawa channels his literary production within a context no less formally circumscribed: that of the Facebook note.
V. S. Naipaul once observed that Mr. Narayan was interested not so much in the social changes that came to his archetypal Indian town as in "the lesser life that goes on below: small men, small schemes, big talk, limited means: a life so circumscribed that it appears whole and unviolated, its smallness never a subject for wonder, though India itself is felt to be vast".
The regions of nonpatchy connectivity falling within an injection site circumscribe areas that do not participate in this convolution, leaving lacunae across the simulated cortical surface.
Part of the nodule may have circumscribed features that simulate a benign lesion, while another part may be spiculated and obviously malignant.
"Certain issues have been associated with contemporary feminism and in a certain sense circumscribed for that reason," Ms. Gilligan says.
His songs are everywhere, and his face -- circumscribed by that famous black dome -- pops up constantly in magazines, in record stores, on television.
And any Cunningham devotee will recall urban studies like his "CRWDSPCR," in which the movement of one human being is circumscribed by that of others.
The task knowledge is circumscribed, so that general common sense is not needed to perform the task.
