Sentence examples for customary bounds from inspiring English sources
"Confessional poetry", said Rosenthal, is poetry that "goes beyond customary bounds of reticence or personal embarrassment".
Alternate histories existed well outside the customary bounds of science fiction, such as Len Deighton's thriller SS-GB (1978), about the grim role of Nazi occupiers in Britain, and Vladimir Nabokov's involved and elegant Ada (1969).
A one-way trip into the future is the staple of the suspended-animation story, the device behind the Buck Rogers stories and a host of consequent tales in which a hero of the present-day escapes the customary time-bound limits of human mortality.
The move was so swift that Scribner sent out advance copies of the original manuscript with revisions in the novelist's handwriting instead of bound galleys as is customary.
They flew along customary flight paths, but then two West Coast-bound flights from Boston headed south to New York; a third flight from Dulles to Los Angeles headed west before reversing course to head for the Pentagon.
While survival assay represents the most dependable tool to evaluate the protective efficacy of TB vaccines in animal models, due to infrastructure and time constraints involved in these long drawn studies, it has been customary to first evaluate TB vaccines in time-bound studies and then channelize the promising ones through survival assays [37], [46].
The TCR does not encounter customary ligands but rather, within a set range, a diverse, quasi-continuum, repertoire of affinities and ligand abundance (MHC-bound self- and foreign peptides).
(Commercial yeasts are customary).
