Sentence examples for frontiers of class from inspiring English sources

It is a crime without frontiers of class or money.

— Columbia Professor Emlyn Hughes, after an odd stunt in a "Frontiers of Science" class where he stripped down to his boxers, redressed himself in all black, and huddled in a ball as two teaching assistants dressed as ninjas blind-folded and impaled a stuffed animal with a sword and projected images of Nazi Germany and the 9/11 attacks.

The emergence of composite genes operated beyond the frontiers of both viral classes and gene families, meaning that numerous viral adaptations are best understood from a global perspective, because boundaries or viral classes are not forbidding sharing of gene segments from different gene families.

It's an impressive list: "the remains of broken and almost extinguished tribes; the descendants of wandering hunters and trappers; of fugitives from the Spanish and American frontiers; of adventurers and desperadoes of every class and country, yearly ejected from the bosom of society into the wilderness".

Studying contexts ranging from Pygmy hunter-gatherers to middle-class families in Los Angeles, anthropologists are charting new frontiers of knowledge concerning the many worlds of babies and those who care for them.

If you're an undergraduate, you're not necessarily taking classes with people who are working to push the frontiers of knowledge".

Insulating boundaries relate to all frontiers through which no current flows, namely:

Frontiers of Human Neuroscience.

And he keeps finding new frontiers of falsehood.

Meanwhile, the frontiers of science continue to expand.

The eastern frontiers of Mithradates II incorporated Margiana and Aria.