Sentence examples for circumscribed areas from inspiring English sources

Even Ellington's professional life is examined in circumscribed areas, almost all of which touch at some point upon race.

Lewontin's thesis is that science works only because there are circumscribed areas in which we can make profitable simplifications.

Not all of its repertory, as the name would suggest, comes from the "territory" bands that worked in circumscribed areas of the Southwest and Midwest.

Pilots in training, and those who just want to go up for the view, can fly on reasonably short notice in tightly circumscribed areas, just a few kilometers across, at a handful of airports.

This latter technique not only avoids the errors resulting from differencing the data, but also leads to correlations between the circumscribed areas and the degree of mixing.

Suppressive effects of vocalization were found to occur only within circumscribed areas of auditory cortex.

In cerebritis the precontrast CT only reveals an irregular poorly circumscribed area of low density.

Slide review revealed a distinct, well circumscribed area within the primary tumor displaying E-cadherin, p63, SNAI1, FAK phenotype.

Many American Viticultural Areas, as the American appellations are formally called, are unwieldy designations, with boundaries chosen for political reasons rather than because they circumscribe areas with discrete characteristics of climate and soil.

Many decriminalization advocates are in fact opposed to legalization, which they claim can replicate the detrimental effects of criminalization by circumscribing areas for prostitution and imposing requirements on prostitutes who might choose to operate outside legal limits or feel compelled to do so because of limited space or licenses.

1– 3 Histologically, the classic type shows a distinctive nodular, granuloma-like pattern, with spindle and epithelioid cells circumscribing areas of central degeneration and necrosis.