"If all intelligence professionals are cut from the same cloth – sharing similar backgrounds and similar characteristics – then they are likely to share 'unacknowledged biases' which will circumscribe both the definition of problems and the search for solutions.
Love Brian x" It turned out that parliament's intelligence and security committee had caused a bit of a stir, advising MI5, MI6 and GCHQ to recruit mothers and middle-aged women in an effort to diversify the ranks and break down the "'unacknowledged biases' that will circumscribe both the definition of problems and the search for solutions".
And Britain's choices are circumscribed, illuminating both the ambiguities of its colonial history and the limits on its modern influence.
The more derived portion of Clade N4 that constitutes Hemipilia s.s. is readily circumscribed by both sequence (especially nuclear) data and morphological synapomorphies, notably the protruding, tongue-like rostellum (though a similarly shaped rostellum characterizes the basal member of the clade, Hemipiliopsis).
Fifteen minutes' drive from the western edge of Jerusalem, Hosh Jasmin is both circumscribed by – and defies – Israel's continuing occupation of the West Bank.
Colored objects were most efficient in localizing circumscribed retinotopic positions in both early and higher areas.
Functional dissociability is associated with neural localizability in a strong sense, namely, the system in question is implemented in neural circuitry that is both relatively circumscribed in extent (though not necessarily in contiguous areas) and dedicated to the realization of that system and that system only.
Molecular analysis of large-subunit ribosomal DNA and translation elongation factor 1α showed that the species belonged to a unique lineage in the family Boletaceae, and the genus Harrya was circumscribed to contain both it (as the type species) and the newly described H. atriceps.
But the power of both institutions is circumscribed, and their decisions can be overruled by the clerical establishment, personified by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's "supreme leader".
In both cases, cinema took center stage in the public discussion of US-Iranian relations, and the way both films were circumscribed and overwhelmed by international politics demonstrates the limits of cultural products to communicate in ways that defy those politics.
