These days, Nunokawa channels his literary production within a context no less formally circumscribed: that of the Facebook note.
Pleural plaques are circumscribed areas of thickening of parietal or diaphragmatic pleura composed of avascular collagen connective tissue.
Beyond circumscribed dimensions of quality of life (i.e., physical, emotional, social, cognitive etc)., there is a lack of inventories which also address other relevant dimensions such as the 'sense of coherence' (SOC) in cancer patients.
Histologically, the tumor was poorly circumscribed with foci of infiltration of the myocardium.
And any Cunningham devotee will recall urban studies like his "CRWDSPCR," in which the movement of one human being is circumscribed by that of others.
And in the competitive world of modern dating, and the smaller, more circumscribed world of literarily engaged and somewhat snobbish readers, deploying the names of the proper authors is essential.
Her life is a carefully circumscribed existence, of wristbands and metal detectors, of visiting hours and security details following her to school.
He drives them to acts of creative whimsy, such as tearing circumscribed descriptions of poetry from textbooks with wild abandonment, and beating drums, donning lipstick war paint, and reading poetry in caves.
Most of the victims' bodies were found within two miles of Mr. Franklin's home in a fairly circumscribed section of South Los Angeles near the 110 and 105 Freeways.
Histologically, large, not circumscribed areas of distributed iron were detected in zones of intense macrophage invasion.
Suppressive effects of vocalization were found to occur only within circumscribed areas of auditory cortex.
