Sentence examples for defines the limits from inspiring English sources
If heredity defines the limits of intelligence, the research shows, experience largely determines whether those limits will be reached.
Practicing positive parenting does not mean showering the child with unrealistic praise; rather, the parent communicates praise and defines the limits of realistic expectations at the same time.
As a result, the current German constitution allows nationalization only if Parliament defines the limits of what the state will do, and, crucially for Mr. Flowers, subjects the process to judicial review.
Jack Aubrey's ship is part of a larger bureaucratic system that defines the limits of his autonomy and the particulars of his duty; but he is, within these parameters, free to be creative, even somewhat reckless, in pursuit of his designated goals.
To fill things out, there is a twenty-eight-page "Playlist," consisting of staff-picks-type encomiums on the author's favorites, such as: Skip James "Devil Got My Woman" (1931) Sometimes I think this song defines the limits of what is humanly possible.
On his own premises, our present logic defines the limits of the thinkable.
One surface defines the limit of stability whereas the other defines a limit when the eigenvalues have opposite signs or are both positive.
This parameter defines the limit of spatial dependence of the variable concerned (detailed in [ 22, 69]).
The prosecution hopes to use the case to define the limits of euthanasia under the country's laws, she said.
That is why defining the limits of copyright and public right is fundamental to the development of cyberspace".
