Circumscription

The chef made a circumscription of the recipe before starting to prepare the dish.

The athlete's performance was impacted by the circumscription of the playing field's dimensions.

The farmer used circumscription to estimate the area of his field.

The contract contained a circumscription that prohibited any changes to the original plan.

The surgeon used a marker to make a circumscription around the area of the skin to be removed.

The architect used circumscription to find the area of the building.

The lawyer used circumscription to organize her legal brief before presenting it in court.

The physicist used circumscription to measure the size of subatomic particles.

The doctor made a circumscription of the mole on the patient's skin to determine if it was cancerous.

The teacher's circumscription of the assignment to a single page made it manageable for the students.

The students learned about the circumscription of squares in their geometry class.

The programmer used circumscription to create a window of the same size as the original window.

The speaker began her presentation with a circumscription of the key points she would cover.

The business owner used circumscription to plan out the steps necessary for expanding the company.

The constitution's circumscription on free speech protects citizens from government censorship.

The circumscription of the new building project was limited by the city's zoning regulations.

The doctor's circumscription on the patient's diet helped improve their health.

The surveyor's job was to make a circumscription of the property boundaries.

The artist's creativity suffered from the circumscription of their work to a specific theme.

The architect used a compass to make a precise circumscription of the building's floor plan.

The journalist used circumscription to create a detailed outline of her article before starting to write.

The mathematician's circumscription of the shape allowed for accurate measurements.

The company's strict dress code was an example of a circumscription of employees' personal style.

The journalist's circumscription of her sources made it difficult to confirm the story's accuracy.

The astronaut felt the circumscription of his movement while in the spacewalk.

The homeowner's association implemented a circumscription on the types of plants allowed in the neighborhood.

The architect's precise circumscription of the plot of land allowed for the perfect placement of the building.

The government's regulation imposed a circumscription on the usage of pesticides.

The therapist's approach was criticized for its circumscription of emotions, focusing only on surface-level feelings.

The journalist pointed out the use of circumscription in the advertising campaign.

The contract included a circumscription on the maximum number of work hours per week.

The engineer used circumscription to outline the technical specifications for the new product.

The landscaper used a garden hose to make a circumscription of the new flower bed.

The land developer used circumscription to divide the land into equal-sized plots.

The writer's use of cliches and stereotypes was seen as a circumscription of their creativity.

The politician's ability to negotiate was limited by the circumscription of their authority.

The tailor used chalk to make a circumscription of the pattern on the fabric.

The writer spent hours on the circumscription of his argument before submitting it.

The artist created a circumscription of her painting before starting to apply the paint.

The athlete's injury put a circumscription on her training schedule.

The teacher was able to teach effectively despite the circumscription of the classroom's size.

The artist's circumscription of her work to only black and white images is a deliberate stylistic choice.

The teacher's circumscription on the homework assignment made it more manageable for students.

The circumscription of the garden made it difficult to plant certain types of vegetation.

The astronomer made a precise circumscription of the constellation using a telescope.

The scientist used circumscription to calculate the area of the petri dish for the experiment.

The city's circumscription on noise levels at night helped improve the quality of life for residents.

The writer's creativity was challenged by the circumscription of the assigned word count.

The company's policy had a circumscription on employee's usage of social media during work hours.

The astronomer used circumscription to calculate the size of a planet.