Sentence examples for borders space from inspiring English sources

And Related has already filled some of the Borders space.

Modern activities such as air travel, delineation of borders, space travel, and search and rescue operations rely upon map projections that accurately map the Earth's coordinate system.

Related declined to comment on a report that the Swedish fast-fashion retailer H&M had agreed to lease about half of the Borders space.

The developer has already signed C. Wonder, a clothing and furnishings store from J. Christopher Burch, the former husband of the designer Tory Burch, into one-third of the Borders space.

Last year, city leaders reported that retailers were interested in the Borders space, as even then speculation surfaced that the company would scale back.

The rapprochement established between text, painted borders, margin spaces, and illustration is characteristic of both Eastern and Western manuscript paintings.

It provides novel categories that allow us to deconstruct what is happening, while proposing vital epistemological tools developed in the convulsive Third World border space of Tijuana.

As Grillot observed, at the border areas, "Vietnamese women occupy the immediate border space in a temporary but active manner, and their energy fills the streets' atmosphere" (Grillot 2013 117).

Relating this back to the argument he makes in Homo Sacer, we no longer speak authentically because the border space that the subject once inhabited between public and private does not exist.

According to Agamben, the line of exception may be traced back to a border space, an intermediate area between order and disorder, formal and informal, which is indeed the state of exception, through which chaos is included in the norm.

The relationship of otherness is therefore inherent in the I, in that it is discovered within the subject, and is itself a dialogue, an I/other relation, the identity of which is formed in the border space, in the intermediate world between the self and another and between the self and external reality as a whole.