Sentence examples for defined the limits from inspiring English sources

In place of the trees, ditches and stone walls that once defined the limits, today's grand prix circuits are marked out with harmless painted lines.

He reached some of the Society Islands, but he also circumnavigated New Zealand, and he defined the limits of eastern Australia.

Cartier-Bresson first defined the limits of 35-millimeter film, then created a body of work in it that could perhaps be equaled, but never surpassed.

The Progressive candidate, Henry A. Wallace, was aloof, mystical and self-righteous; his campaign against the cold war and for an expanded New Deal unwittingly defined the limits of postwar liberalism.

For the next two centuries Abyssinia defined the limits of Ethiopia's extent, but not its reach, for the Christian highlands received the hinterland's trade in transit to the Red Sea and the Nile valley.

The reporter also told the court he had signed a memorandum with police that defined the limits of his actions in dealing with the three accused, and that he was not allowed to encourage them to commit a crime.

All these landmarks defined the limit of the past Ramna area (Mamoon 1993).

The first in-frame stop codon for gene 1 defined the limit of its 3′-end.

We have defined the limit between the two groups by the value of the median, which is 0.922.

How can we define the limits of individual rights?

The manager defines the limits and requests the group to make a decision.