The highly decentralised structure typical of many university environments has traditionally circumscribed the scope of research support and facilities to specific faculties, schools, or departments.
He also believes that an appropriately modest understanding of what underdetermination entails will distance it from relativism, but most relativistically inclined advocates of underdetermination are not willing to follow Laudan's advice to circumscribe its scope.
We circumscribe the scope of Bellman's GAP by some present and forthcoming applications.
We review, in an informal mode, the concepts of the algebraic discipline of DP (ADP), which circumscribe the scope of problems supported by Bellman's GAP.
If either is the advancement or inhibition of religion, then the enactment exceeds the scope of legislative power as circumscribed by the Constitution.
Instead, ERBs require the scope of consent to be circumscribed to a particular research area, while remaining linked to ongoing oversight in actual research uses.
The government might follow the French example and bribe indigent migrants to leave, but the scope for such a policy is circumscribed by EU law.
The scope of our talk was tightly circumscribed: I'd been directed beforehand only to ask about fashion generally and "Style Drivers" in particular: no basketball, nothing touching on the upcoming season.
Section 116 has been interpreted narrowly by the High Court of Australia: while the definition of "religion" adopted by the court is broad and flexible, the scope of the protection of religions is circumscribed.
That is, in a test setting tasks are well circumscribed.
In primary care, where clearly circumscribed diseases with specific symptoms are embedded in a broad scope of illness and mild disease with less typical appearance, discriminative signs are usually scarce.
