The great works of the tradition do not circumscribe the sorts of things that can be art, but they are exemplars of what we expect a work of art to do to us.
These results show that neural crest cells do not circumscribe the MyoR-positive domain of cephalic mesoderm but rather penetrate into this domain and intermingle with it.
Contrary to these wild claims, the regulation does not circumscribe a Member State's right to refuse to countenance embryo, stem-cell-based therapies.
These great movements--the civil rights movement, the women's movement, the farmworkers' movement, the LGBTQ rights movement--created space for the aspirations of this new generation, but do not circumscribe them.
Hence, they do not circumscribe strips of medial and lateral EC.
A country, however "largely third world" its "reality", as one peevish British economist put it, does not have to circumscribe its sphere of achievement to feeding its people, important as that is.
If purpose does not drive and circumscribe thought, word and action then it is easy to stray in Kahneman's System 1 mode.
A delusion is circumscribed if it does not lead to the formation of other intentional states whose content is significantly related to the content of the delusion, nor does it have pervasive effects on the behavior of the person reporting the delusion.
In this light civic humanism or 'classical republicanism' appeared as an ideology, not in the classical Marxist sense of an epiphenomenon of a putatively more real social reality, but as a discourse that circumscribes, if it does not determine, the field of possible meaning.
