Sentence examples for boundaries and limitations from inspiring English sources

But while gender stereotypes can be suffocating to men too, it is women, girls and transgender people who face the lion's share of boundaries and limitations.

The off-centre framing, in which much of the visual space is given over to blank areas of roof and sky, is more than a stylistic pose – it presses down on Ida, as if it was an extension of her consciousness, an attempt to break out of physical boundaries and limitations.

This study has boundaries and limitations that can be considered for future research.

We focus on six propositions with which we try to define the boundaries and limitations of the shrinking city literature.

The unique capacities of any neoplasm as a different and initially ambiguous 'self' within any typical ecological mix empower cancer to elude typical cellular boundaries and limitations.

And rules, boundaries and limitations.

Although both limit and limitation mean "boundary" and by extension "point beyond which nothing is allowed or possible," limitation has a special sense of "lack of capacity; restrictive condition; handicap".

However, all research has its boundaries and these limitations do not invalidate our findings, merely contextualise them.

In this paper, the focus is turned to how responsive the model is in replicating "real-world" policy case studies and short term effects given the boundaries and assumption limitations.

This paper presents the strategy of the CPS analysis, the FE model, as well as the various boundary conditions and limitations due to design requirements.

Shortcomings of the characteristics-based formulation of the boundary conditions and limitations in using such a model to selectively refine a region within a coarser model are also examined.