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.
Nevertheless, he is aware of the difficulty to separate logical and non-logical ideas: the "domain of concepts belonging to logic is not circumscribed to the extent that controversies could not arise at times" (Bolzano 1837, § 148).
Thus, any difficulties that might have arisen from this type of intervention (e.g., non-compliance), were circumscribed to a certain extent.
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
It is no secret — or, closer to the truth, an open secret — that D.S.K. had a, well, J.F.K.-like reputation with women; French habits and French libel laws kept the nature and extent of this reputation circumscribed, but much of it came out, and a little more so is now.
In addition, the U87 cells used in these studies form circumscribed non-invasive tumors unlike human gliomas, thus limiting the extent to which these results could be applicable to the human disease.
LILLA: What I see, essentially, is that, to the extent that they are political, their political interest is circumscribed by either how they see their own identity or what they think identity issues are.
This paper indicates the value of understanding the textures of HIV-positive women's lives and the extent to which their sexual and reproductive health rights are circumscribed by the context in which they live and love.
The limited evidence also means that it was difficult to determine the extent of health systems support, for example, whether it was circumscribed to those activities that directly support the mandates of the GHIs, or whether they sought to support the health system more broadly.
The advantage of electronic taxonomy is that species clusters can be identified and circumscribed by visual inspection of the tree, without regard to preconceptions about the extent of diversity a bacterial species should have.
