Sentence examples for bound to space from inspiring English sources

The music is still free of time but it is creatively and intentionally bound to space.

Individuals primarily are objects, i.e. data in perception and as such bound to space and time.

Local people have objected to all three but councils are legally bound to provide space for Gypsies and travellers.

Established political parties are bound to lose space.

Heat is transported by means of the extracellular space, ionically bound, to the intracellular space.

Whenever humans get together in confined spaces, tensions are bound to emerge and space agencies go to great lengths to ensure that astronauts are selected for their stable personalities and abilities to work as a team.

Concrete Brand Imaging seems bound to lose its space since Day for Night is out, after a legal battle over the how the space was used.

They are such rural birds I felt duty bound to protect their space, so I worked out where they were nesting and warded off the dogs-walkers in a desperate attempt to encourage their stay.

Just as location and time in theoretical physics have no longer been able to be regarded as mutually independent since the 20th century, time in a social context can now no longer adequately be derived from the phenomenon of motion: the traditional-modern dichotomy "before after" was bound to a fixed space within which the procession of time can be observed (earlier later).

DCFTP works by introducing a time-evolving dominating process D with known stationary distribution, which provides a random upper bound to the state space.

If we stay in the rat-race 24 hours, seven days a week, we are bound to pollute our inner space as well as the outer space.