Sentence examples for examines the boundaries from inspiring English sources
This post-Civil War history examines the boundaries of race through the remarkable story of Clarence King, a celebrated scientist of the Gilded Age who crossed the color line in reverse.
Presenting works by 42 artists, collaborations and collectives from 18 different countries, this year's model "examines the boundaries of culture, tradition, heritage and nationality," according to the news release.
Patti Smith, "Grateful" (2000) As spiritual as the Marley song, if more abstract, this ballad examines the boundary between the physical and spiritual worlds.
One lightly seared veal pancreas later, I was starting to re-examine the boundaries of what I was willing to ingest.
Author(s): Michelle Sale, The New York Times Learning Network Javaid Khan, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Examine the boundaries for freedoms of speech and the press established by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.
An important next step will be to examine the boundaries of adaptive/effective suppression.
However, our subsequent work showed that the domains towards the C-terminal end of the rod, spanning residues 1974 2482, are in fact 5-helix bundles [4,5,8], and this led us to re-examine the boundaries of the preceding domain.
We examine the boundaries that facilitate or constrain stakeholders' opportunities to participate in decision making through an analysis of school policies about decision-making and how time is structured, as well as by examining social norms.
It would be interesting to carefully examine the boundaries of the SDs resulting from the drift duplication in zebrafish and C. elegans, and if many of them turn out to be mediated by species-specific repeat sequences.
*Another important First Amendment case that asks the court to examine the boundary between provocative but legitimate advocacy and unprotected threats and intimidation.
He said allowance for demonstrations did not extend to breaking the law and the jury's task was to examine the boundary line represented by the lawful excuse and to evaluate whether the defendants had crossed the line.
