Sentence examples for circumscribed territory from inspiring English sources

The recent works suggest that within the comparatively circumscribed territory Mr. Dunham has assigned to himself he continues to find ever more fruitful avenues to explore.

What there is instead is the circumscribed territory of the American Indian, but one can generally remove the Indian and be left with the restless suburban father, the beleaguered drunk, the adulterous urban wife.

He sometimes stayed with friends in the country, he said, but this would be in the highly circumscribed territory marked out by country house weekends, mostly in the south-east of England.

These are cultures in which people live in small bands (typically of 20 to 50 persons, including children) that move from place to place within a large but circumscribed territory to follow the available game and vegetation.

The Province entitles the fishery sector to a certain level of operation, producing private revenues and employment circumscribed to its territory.

What results from a similar arrangement are the following: The Province entitles the fishery sector to a certain level of operation, producing private revenues and employment circumscribed to its territory.

In the exam she presented pain at the palpation of lacrimal nerve and circumscribed hypoesthesia in the lacrimal nerve territory.

Not all of its repertory, as the name would suggest, comes from the "territory" bands that worked in circumscribed areas of the Southwest and Midwest.

They continue to control a decent amount of territory in the east, though this apparently has been circumscribed somewhat in recent days.

A headache circumscribed in a line-shaped area but not confined to the territory of one particular nerve had ever been described in Epicrania Fugax (EF) of which the head pain is moving and ultrashort.

They also further circumscribe the relevant amygdala territory to a ventral nucleus of Dm.