Sentence examples for boundaries reached from inspiring English sources

THIS year the expansion of the art world beyond its traditional boundaries reached new extremes.

The fraction of special boundaries reached 72% and the random boundary network was significantly dispersive.

March 31 , 1788Bangkok, Thailand April 2, 1851 Bangkok, Thailand Rama III, (born March 31 , 1788 Bangkok died April 2, 1851, Bangkok) king of Siam (1824 51) who made Siam's first tentative accommodations with the West, and under whom the country's boundaries reached their maximum extent.

Sometimes a book can speak across these boundaries, reaching out from the particularities of a singular experience to address broader themes.

Only after Bolesław III the Wry-Mouthed (reigned 1102 38) succeeded to the throne and exiled his brother and coruler Zbigniew (1107) did Poland's boundaries reach those of Mieszko I's domain (by 1125).

Samaraweera kept the scoreboard ticking over with a regular supply of attractive boundaries, reaching 23 off 37 balls before he survived a close shave.

And as head of The Nature Conservancy, I am now committed to helping the conservation movement cross boundaries, reaching out to everyone from businesses to kids to demonstrate why protecting nature is in their best interest.

The relief rises to its highest elevations in the Ajo Range along the eastern boundary, reaching 4,808 feet (1,465 metres) at Mount Ajo.

This mode of pullout mechanism is qualitatively distinct from that operating at lower temperatures, and the transition is believed to occur when the slip length of the grain boundary reaches the average half-length of the grain.

The location of the craze-bulk interface is determined by a drawing law, which states that the craze fibrils are drawn from the bulk into the craze when the stress at the craze-bulk boundary reaches the drawing stress σd.

The elastic rebound theory explains that an earthquake occurs when the accumulated stress at the plate boundary reaches certain limit.