Sentence examples for flexible borders from inspiring English sources

Border scholars argue that making borders is the essential modern gesture: ancient empires and medieval states had fluid and flexible borders, or none at all, and people lived and thrived in what were in every sense gray areas.

This orientation reflects an expanded 'sensibility' to the environment, where flexible borders of the organism and changing parameters of individuality dispense with any characterizing essences – genetic, molecular, or immune.

These rather flexible borders for three major enzymes leading to maximized hydrolysis yields and initial conversion rates are in contrast to the narrow optimum that was obtained in the study of Gao et al. [ 20] for the lowest enzyme loading (7.5 mg/g glucan, compared to 4.3 mg/g glucan in our study).

One taped lecture, which was not by Mr. bin Laden, roots the idea of establishing flexible border redoubts like Tora Bora in Islamic philosophy.

Stitch a little way in from the sheared edge, to leave a flexible border in place.

There must be a common culture and language to facilitate free movements of labour across borders; flexible wages to accommodate variations of labour supply; and a federal fiscal system to offset regional inequalities of growth.America's has these.

The banks admit they messed up, but plead for a new regulatory system that is consistent across borders and flexible enough to allow innovation.

To make a neat book spine, cover the finished spine with a piece of beautiful cloth or flexible paper with a border of 3 centimeter (1.2 in) or plus.

Muslim nationalism, by contrast, has sought to replace "historically embattled Republican borders" with "more flexible Ottoman imperial boundaries" and to "privilege Muslim identity and culture over race".

In the music issue of The Oxford American, Joe Hagan has written a moving piece about the tumultuous life and career of Charlie Rich, a country star who hit the scene in the wake of Elvis Presley, and whose smoldering voice and flexible style wove through the borders of country, jazz, R. & B., and blues.

His main message was that the global economy had become far more flexible and open to cross-border financial flows, and that flexible economies like those of the United States were most likely to adjust to financial imbalances without great disruption.