Using our "MP3 radio," users are no longer confined by the limits of traditional speakers.
What comes next happens, more or less, within the confines of the limits that were created in their early years.
The red area may be large or small but is always confined to the limits of the sclera.
To me, this simply means having the freedom to exist as a person without being confined by the limits of the western gender binary.
Another, less serious form of overscarring is that of hypertrophic scars, in which the scar grows overly thick but remains confined within the limits of the wound.
When The Matrix came out 20 years ago, the internet was still in its infancy, confined by the limits of dial-up modems, Netscape browsers and the startup discs that EarthLink and AOL tucked in mailboxes across the country.
He accepted from Hume that our knowledge is confined within the limits of possible sense experience, but he did not accept skeptical conclusions about causation or the soul.
Instead, touch seems confined to the limits of the body, and so the tangible field is, unlike in the other modalities, defined by the limits and extent of the surface of the body.
When Bush was not confined by the limits imposed by prepared remarks, he had an innate ability to connect with his audience.
Again, this formation is confined to the limits of the caldera, and represents another return to erosion and sedimentary deposition within a caldera lake, though with layers of pyroclastic rock showing that the volcanism had not entirely finished.
That warrior tradition is one that will continue to rise as the fight to keep the islands above water heats up. 4. A new strategy to keep the Islands above water Until this blockade, the strategy to keep the islands above water was confined to the limits of what Pacific governments and big non-government organizations could do.
