Tabor, A., Keogh, E. & Eccleston, C. Embodied pain-negotiating the boundaries of possible action.
Earlier this year, we challenged academic institutions to submit their ideas to harness the potential of Microsoft HoloLens and push the boundaries of possible applications for holographic computing.
They cannot be assumed to retain their meaning when applied beyond the boundaries of possible human experience.
In previous sections of the Critique, Kant has subjected pure reason "in its transcendental use in accordance with mere concepts" to a critique in order to "constrain its propensity to expansion beyond the narrow boundaries of possible experience" (A711/B739).
In his words: "[F]rom this deduction of our faculty of cognizing a priori there emerges a very strange result, namely that with this faculty we can never get beyond the boundaries of possible experience, [...and] that such cognition reaches appearances only, leaving the thing in itself as something actual for itself but uncognized by us" (Bxix-xx).
NASA and Lockheed originally planned nine drops through August, but added a 10th that's intended to stretch the boundaries of possible landing conditions.
Simple models are unlikely to be a true representation of complex diseases, but they allow us to explore the boundaries of possible genetic architectures that remain consistent with observed data.
Robert Redford, president and founder of Sundance Institute, said in a press release, "For over a decade, New Frontier has pushed the boundaries of the possible, illuminating the potential of technology and storytelling.
There are only two possibilities: either we act to expand the boundaries of the possible, or we suffer the consequences.
Empowerment, Cornwall says, is about "shifting the boundaries of the possible and shifting the boundaries of action".
