Sentence examples for boundaries of that from inspiring English sources

"I think a Mars base may well start out as a bureaucratically structured entity but when you have people living real lives, they're going to be pushing against the boundaries of that.

In terms of the traditional ideas of folk music like storytelling, I think that some of my stuff floats inside the boundaries of that.

He continued: "It's [The Walking Dead] and we're existing in that gray area and we're really pushing the boundaries of that.

The boundaries of that style are loose enough where guys are not inhibited.

NBC has pushed the boundaries of that agreement by using Mr. Dobbs as a regular guest on its "Today" program.

The landscape artist is Donald Holden, who exhibits watercolors here that seem to stretch the usual boundaries of that medium.

It had set the western boundary of that colony either at the Mississippi River or, even more expansively, at the Pacific Ocean.

With new hacking-scandal developments each week, the show appeared to push the boundary of that freedom, especially after a man hit Mr. Murdoch with a plate of shaving cream during a Parliamentary inquiry.

However, it might then be argued that in so doing we are in effect extending the physical boundary of that person beyond his brain.

This odd property led Gerard 't Hooft and Leonard Susskind to propose the holographic principle, which suggests that anything that happens in a volume of spacetime can be described by data on the boundary of that volume.

First we associate each breakpoint uniquely with a domon boundary: if the breakpoint falls within a domon, we associate it with the closer boundary of that domon; and if it falls outside any domon, we associate it with the closest domon boundary in that aligned gene set.