Sentence examples for constrained by boundaries from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, as a form of knowledge representation, metaphor use is constrained by boundaries of an epistemic community.
If metaphor is a form of knowledge representation (Weiner 1984), its use is constrained by boundaries of a community.
The principles of individual moral worth and the duty not to harm and contribute to the betterment of the lives of individuals is then applied to the political sphere to ensure that justice "ought to apply among individuals across national boundaries, and not be limited within or constrained by these boundaries" (p. 431) [ 28].
If model organisms (random walkers) of circuit theory are constrained by map boundaries, we predict that: 1) landscape resistance will be overestimated when the map has artificial boundaries within reach of random walkers; and 2) the addition of a buffer of habitat data around the artificial boundary will provide a more accurate resistance estimate.
And of course biological systems like pollination, seed dispersal and animal mating are not constrained by manmade boundaries.
The West Midlands' current neighbourhood policing model is constrained by geographical boundaries, with 10 units serving individual patches across seven local authority areas.
China has many social problems, but the government and its people will deal with them in pragmatic ways, without being overly constrained by ideological boundaries.
For the second method, plastic slip is constrained by grain boundaries seen as impenetrable obstacles to dislocations.
It will also prove to be a source of new ideas for those scholars who realize that the subject and its rules are no longer constrained by national boundaries.
In theory, predictions provided by computer simulations using calibrated models constrained by geological boundaries provide answers to support management decisions, and geostatistical methods quantify safety margins.
