As young Indian women leave rural homes to finish their education in cities, often the first women in their families to do so, they act like college students everywhere, feeling out the limits of their independence.
I would loop around and around to drive this road over and over, driving fast, kissing the speed limit, feeling the brush of branches against the car.
Puerto Rico residents are also feeling the pinch, with rations limiting tap water access to just twice a week.
According to respondents, the added value of haptic feedback could be of particular use in feeling differences in tissue consistencies, feeling the applied pressure, locating a tumor or enlarged lymph node, feeling arterial pulse, and limiting strain in the surgeon's hand.
Yet sometimes, there are days like this when it feels like I could only communicate what I am feeling by dismantling the limits of the body, nature, and language entirely.
Soon he was feeling expertly for the limits of his voice, alternating between hoarse denunciations of the coup, and low confiding riffs on the sanctity of death in the service of a holy cause.
Some agents and players despise the rule, feeling it limits a player's freedom and salary.
The two also displayed a knack for knowing when the other was feeling limited by the effects of their injuries and stepping up their own game accordingly.
In contrast to the majority of the Head Start teachers, however, she did not report feeling limited by the examination of her instruction or the requirements for compliance with the lesson plans.
But science, too, is feeling its limits, leaving a vacuum that religion is happy to rush into.
