Sentence examples for boundaries imposed by from inspiring English sources
Instead her guests were women who had tried to transcend the boundaries imposed by their sex.
In "My Home/My Home," Ms. Baguskas explores the boundaries imposed by physical displacement, using material from Irish immigrant New Yorkers and her own experiences.
"Today's decision extends the Voting Rights Act beyond the limits intended by Congress and beyond the boundaries imposed by the Constitution," Mr. Abbott said in a statement.
Students explore the complexity of the media environment by learning to think across media, to see beyond the boundaries imposed by older medium-specific approaches to the study of audio-visual and literary forms.
Under new boundaries imposed by a federal court as part of the reapportionment process every 10 years, the district has been extended into the Bronx, and more than half of its population is now Hispanic.
A wave confined within boundaries imposed by the nuclear charge would be restricted in shape and, thus, in motion, because any wave shape that did not fit within the atomic boundaries would interfere with itself and be canceled out.
However, parameters and nature of decision boundary imposed by a specific classifier need to be considered before these features can be used for classification.
Again, to make our assessments comparable, we aggregated DYCAST high- and low-risk cells spatially by week, up to the spatial limit imposed by the GLACVCD boundary (6,666 cells).
Another problem affecting some Asian bassline fans is the cultural boundaries imposed on them by their religion.
Back in the day, political consultants were restrained by whatever boundaries were imposed by the candidates and elected officials they represented.
