The sprawling style of Heian-period construction, called shinden-zukuri, was modified to accommodate the reduced circumstances of the aesthete in the turbulent Muromachi period, and domestic architecture began to take on a more modest, carefully circumscribed, and mannered appearance.
You may not lie, of course, but there is nothing ignominious about a circumscribed response.
On a map the community was arbitrarily divided into 30 strata with approximately similar number of households (defined as a "compound" i.e. a circumscribed living place).
With the adjective "senior" attached and the phrase capitalized, adviser takes on a commanding aura; however, if a modifier other than "political" is used — such as "media," "internet," or "ethnic outreach" — the adviser's expertise is circumscribed and role diminished.
This debate is concerned with the philosophical concept of what a species is, and the impact that DNA sequence data is having on how we circumscribe species.
Each of the 12 arrays on a slide was circumscribed with a wax border to segregate the arrays from each other.
In addition to coming on softly, Lendl circumscribes his exposure to Murray.
In general, pancreatic lymphomas appear as homogeneous, low-signal-intensity, focal nodular areas on T1WI, with variable, low or high signal intensity on T2WI, and a generally circumscribed, less-enhanced area relative to surrounding parenchyma on DCE-MRI [13, 28].
Buffeted by threats of assassination on the one hand, and circumscribed by the powerful army establishment and Islamist parties on the other, it remains to be seen whether Zardari's skills at political maneuvering will alone suffice to chart him through his country's turbulent waters.
