Sentence examples for destabilizing boundaries from inspiring English sources

This article approaches the two sites through the lens of landscape, destabilizing boundaries between the sacred and the secular, the sublime and the prosaic, tourism and pilgrimage.

'Unsettling' can surely be destabilizing as boundaries fall away and new options bring uncertainty to begin with.

The artificial roughness can be developed by employing a corrugated surface which improves the heat transfer characteristics by breaking and destabilizing the thermal boundary layer.

The combined effect may be either stabilizing or destabilizing depending on the boundary conditions.

As fluid flowing through the wavy plate, breaking and destabilizing in the thermal boundary layer are induced.

Otherwise, a proper dynamic output feedback may destabilize the stable boundary system unless the system has a particular structure.

To encourage foreign nationals' exodus was a profoundly unorthodox practice of statecraft, destabilizing sovereign norms in its assault on territorial boundaries.

From the early 1990s this paradigm was shaken by critiques which argued that federalism and autonomy more generally were highly destabilizing in ethnically divided states where the federal administrative architecture and boundaries were drawn to reflect ethnic divisions.

I think the idea that ultimately the boundary between male and female is porous is deeply destabilizing.

Using a diverse toolkit of approaches, including the psychoanalytic, postcolonial, and poststructuralist, he posits that while seeming to desire fixed borders and a clear distinction between self (Christian) and other (Jew, pagan, and heretic), early Christians consistently blurred and destabilized their own religious boundaries.

Nature's Breaking Points: Humanity Has Crossed 4 Out Of 9 'Planetary Boundaries' says a new study, reports Joel Achenbach at the Washington Post, beyond which we are destabilizing our environment and creating an unsafe future for humans in coming decades.