These filters in their iterative choreography across the exhibition represent a constellation of parameters that circumscribe multiple ideas, which are touched upon to both imagine and realise a diversity of practices".
Thus our findings support the idea that circumscribed pathophysiological changes of the visuomotor action monitoring system are rather linked to passivity symptoms than globally existent in all schizophrenic patients.
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
Where big-budget films have traditionally been circumscribed by a single theme, these films are circumscribed by a single ZIP code.
In June, for the first time, he publicly accepted the idea of Palestinian statehood, however circumscribed.
The idea that God would be so circumscribed by our paltry view of morals that he has to be the god of love is to me astonishing, futile and idiotic".
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).
I'm not sure whether to first address the hyperbole (actually, in today's society, the future is more dim for children who are kept ignorant to responsible and productive technology use) or the tautology (overuse of anything is a bad idea -- we should be concerned about any child whose life is circumscribed by one thing).
Riesman, of course, had no idea how dramatically the world would change either, but still he was struck by the students' tightly circumscribed collective vision.
The idea that DPMs can act acutely is in agreement with the literature that shows there is a temporally circumscribed window during which they are required for consolidation (Keene et al., 2004, 2006; Yu et al., 2005) and with the finding that a short period (45 min) of TrpM8 activation of DPM neurons following a learning task rescues age-induced memory impairment (Tonoki and Davis, 2012).
