Sentence examples for circumscribed range from inspiring English sources

Its circumscribed range has made it easy for policymakers to ignore.

-- a circumscribed range of electronic scratches, sine waves and turntable sounds which has an eerie sense of control and focus.

Another phenomena in which unified consciousness seems to remain but with a bizarrely circumscribed range is anosognosia.

The tumors were subepithelial in location, were well circumscribed, and ranged in size from 1 to 6.5 cm.

Gender roles circumscribe the range of human potential into categories and every person, male and female, is limited by gender stereotypes.

Then, discourse circumscribes the range of subjects and objects through which people experience the world, specifies the views that can be legitimately accepted as knowledge, and constitutes the actors taken to be agents of knowledge (Fischer & Gottweis, 2013).

We are not suggesting these interpretations act upon the self in a deterministic way; but rather that they help circumscribe the range of possibilities a person can envisage for herself.

Mutations in the nuclear encoded subunits of mitochondrial complex I (NADH ubiquinone oxidoreductase) may cause circumscribed cerebral lesions ranging from degeneration of the striatal and brainstem gray matter (Leigh syndrome) to leukodystrophy.

Like Currie and Ravenscroft and Gendler, Egan focuses on the fact that delusions are similar in certain ways to both imaginings and to beliefs, in that, like beliefs, they guide certain aspects of a person's behavior and inferences, but, like imaginings, their range is circumscribed.

Indeed, by limiting response alternatives (e.g., circumscribing the physical range of a trainee's movements or providing supplementary auditory and visual indicators of error), a training device can facilitate the acquisition or transfer of skill.

Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.