Sentence examples for circumscribed boundaries from inspiring English sources

Finally, a mechanism might maintain a phenomenon, as when homeostatic mechanisms hold body temperature within tightly circumscribed boundaries.

This was especially apparent in the mice treated with 10 mg/kg of any of the echinocandins (Panels d, g, j), where the organism infiltrates were characterized by diffuse staining without clearly circumscribed boundaries and the lack of cysts.

The organisms appeared to coalesce into larger masses with fewer circumscribed boundaries and larger non-staining bodies.

The various rock types in Fig. 3 show the geologic map circumscribed by boundaries of the study area.

Given the controversies over the term and the politics of circumscribing the boundaries of a social movement, it is sometimes tempting to think that the best we can do is to articulate a set of disjuncts that capture a range of feminist beliefs.

University students or recent graduates, they were raised in a world circumscribed by narrow boundaries drawn hard by politics and geography.

Diaspora policies imply a reframing of 'national' STHC no longer circumscribed by geographic boundaries but by national affiliation.

The comment by one area environmental health officer that "[HSAs] are given a limit and they are performing within that range, which is good," illustrates the beliefs of several managers that the CCM program should be circumscribed by clear boundaries.

SAN DIEGO--One of the most famous astronomical predictions of the 20th century was the black hole, a massive object circumscribed by a boundary beyond which nothing can escape.

At the same time, however also like the Stoics—he thinks that our moral feelings extend, if to a lesser degree, to all rational and sensible beings: "our good-will is circumscribed by no boundary, but may embrace the immensity of the universe" (235).

Mr. Lindsay's guitar style, then as now, was free improvisation within strict boundaries: those circumscribed by his lack of learned technique and those circumscribed by his rigid feeling for what the structure of a song should be.