Perhaps here lie the origins of that highly circumscribed selection process, whereby girls are selected or rejected at a young age for careers in ballet – whisked away to strive for perfection almost in the manner of nuns, living a cloistered life dedicated to art, but denied the freedoms of other female theatrical artists.
The impact of VL on instructions per cycle is circumscribed to the worst process case only and very limited, as we show through a set of benchmarks.
"Political rights and freedoms were circumscribed throughout the electoral process, there were reports of intimidation and threats of violence in South Sudan, ongoing conflict in Darfur did not permit an environment conducive to acceptable elections, and inadequacies in technical preparations for the vote resulted in serious irregularities," the White House said in a statement.
"Most important, the process is narrowly circumscribed, providing the machine with a very limited degree of autonomy; unlike people, AI does not beget autonomy" — Oren Etzioni, CEO of the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence and a computer scientist at the University of Washington.
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
With Republicans in charge of the House, his capacity to drive the legislative process has been sharply circumscribed.
A system is domain specific to the extent that it has a restricted subject matter, that is, the class of objects and properties that it processes information about is circumscribed in a relatively narrow way.
A future Fed chairman's power could "be circumscribed by a more formal policy-making process," Mr. Feroli said.
We propose a new model of taphonomically induced spatial patterning where the multiple, small, well circumscribed occurrences result primarily from post-depositional processes and therefore do not reflect any underlying behavioral patterns.
