Sentence examples for bounded entities from inspiring English sources

As adults, we recognize physical objects as bounded entities that persist through space and time; they 'hold together' as units, and their paths, when they move, are continuous; they do not have gaps.

Such a stance implies that analytical units-of-analysis cannot be reduced to bounded entities based upon "imagined" boundaries that demarcate and create communities, nations, individuals or language-varieties/modalities (Andersson 1994; see "Methodological framings and data" section).

"Maps" includes the artist's graphic word clusters that are roughly arranged into the shape of bounded entities like the United States or the inside of the artist's mind.

29 Typically case studies are understood as bounded entities in which particular behaviours, activities or social process are occurring and can be studied.

On each image frame, edge detection was performed on the thresholded image to create closed, bounded entities (pixel blobs) from the pixels which were inside the upper and lower bounds of the greyscale value thresholds.

It's an understanding that your organization is not a bounded entity, complete unto itself, but part of a wider ecosystem.

Clouds, deserts, mountains, let alone the figures of an impressionist painting, all seem to elude the idealized notion of a sharply bounded entity.

Case studies are concentrated enquiries investigating a particular bounded entity or phenomenon.

Most of the work that is of any importance in organizations needs teaming to get it done, but it's not being done in stable, bounded, intact entities.

Such an awareness lies at the heart of business as a force for good, as leaders experience their lives and the lives of their organizations as relational rather than as bounded individual entities.

In that sense, he was talking about souls as time-bound entities.