Muhammad's world was circumscribed on one side by the Mediterranean Sea, where he liked to swim at dawn, and by the borders with Israel and Egypt, largely sealed for most of the two million residents of the Palestinian coastal territory, which is run by Hamas, the militant Islamic group.
That's vexing but irrelevant; the story here is under what lights this could ever be acceptable, for British citizens to have their rights circumscribed on the basis of their wealth.
However, the genus is currently circumscribed on the basis of molecular phylogeny rather than morphology (Quandt et al. 2014).
Now, in light of Theorem 4.1, the boundary value problems (1.4) and (1.5) have at least three positive solutions circumscribed on satisfying,, and with.
Consequently, by virtue of Theorem 4.1, the boundary value problems (1.9) and (1.10) have at least three positive solutions circumscribed on satisfying,, and with.
The INDEPTH Network works with Health and Demographic Surveillance sites (HDSS) across Africa and Asia, which each follow circumscribed populations on a longitudinal basis.
The area of the new ingrown bone was measured by circumscribing it on a digitizing table using the Videoplan™ equipment (Kontron Bildanalyse GmBH, Esching, Germany) at 20× screen magnification.
Each of the 12 arrays on a slide was circumscribed with a wax border to segregate the arrays from each other.
On MRI images, MIFS is typically observed as a poorly circumscribed mass with a multinodular appearance; extensive involvement adjacent to the tendon sheath is also a common feature.
On mammography, fibroadenomas appear well circumscribed, have a round or oval shape and may be smoothly lobulated (Fig. 11).
