Sentence examples for which was circumscribed from inspiring English sources

Gottsched's poetic theory, which was circumscribed largely by artificial rules, proved to have little lasting influence upon later German literature.

Hydnellum is classified in the family Bankeraceae, which was circumscribed by Marinus Anton Donk in 1961.

Cimmerians and other pastoralists roamed through the area by 1,000 AD, and by 500 AD, Slavs had taken up residence, which was circumscribed by the Scythians who roamed its outskirts.

And, finally, the monarchy, discussion of which is circumscribed by vigorously enforced lèse majesté laws.

The small remnant of Palestinians in Israel was granted citizenship, the practical implications of which were circumscribed by additional administrative policies, which virtually stripped the term 'citizenship' of its meaning.

Breast lesions were sonographically visible in all six of our patients with CLL, with all cases demonstrating hypoechoic masses; half of which were circumscribed (Fig. 6) and the other half demonstrating irregular shape and angular margins (Fig. 5).

In [30] the following isoperimetric inequality for a convex -gon in a Minkowski plane with unit disc and isoperimetrix is obtained: if is the -gon whose sides are parallel to those of and which is circumscribed about, then, with equality if and only if is circumscribed about an anticircle of radius, where stands for the Minkowskian perimeter and for area.

Silverthrone is part of the Pemberton Volcanic Belt, which is circumscribed by a group of epizonal intrusions.

Angiogenic growth was clearly evident in the EGFR-CD533 tumors, which were circumscribed and harbored microvascular proliferations and necroses.

77 There are around 360 HAT foci that have been described currently, all of which are circumscribed to 36 sub-Saharan Africa countries and are mainly located in rural and remote environments.

Assemblages can be considered in terms of the presence or relative abundance of different discretely defined groups, which are circumscribed using either a taxonomic ranking and naming scheme or an assessed degree of genetic relatedness.