Sentence examples for boundary to that from inspiring English sources

"It can't just be random, that he 'liked it,' because there's no practical boundary to that," he said.

The transition from the property of dislocated boundary to that of coherent boundary proceeds with an increase in the density of the coherent boundaries within the range of λ = 170 100 nm.

The problem is the current system puts up a lot of boundaries to that kind of community action, so we'll probably need state intervention to deconstruct or reform this.

The STM protein is also required at the boundary to ensure that developing organs separate out.

Yet, the accuracy of the population read-out for the dots motion direction in the caudate was suppressed near the boundary compared to that far from the boundary.

But there is another boundary to our property that is less static.

I,, : Setting the lower boundary to 0 means that we allow for early rejection at interim.

But, he added, "I took it as my cause to do everything within legal boundaries to fund that race".

It is very easy, in the right circumstances and with no visible boundaries, to imagine that you are your potential.

We need to talk about female boundaries, to ensure that girls and boys can have healthy sexual relationships, and can learn how to say no.

Social work has traditionally worked across interdisciplinary boundaries to ensure that people's needs and aspirations remain at the forefront of decision-making.