Sentence examples for geographical confines from inspiring English sources

In this new kind war, it is saying, there are no neutral states and no clear geographical confines.

Childhood Studies is international and cross-cultural in scope, transcending narrow geographical confines and analyzing modern and historical childhoods both locally and globally.

One of the stated goals of its online efforts, it says, is to "delegitimize the notion of the two-state solution," spreading its influence far beyond the geographical confines of Beit El.

The traditions that these sagas relate possessed an importance beyond the temporal and geographical confines of medieval Iceland, and Heroic Sagas and Ballads considers the process by which these heroic materials were subsequently recast as metrical romances in Iceland and as ballads throughout the rest of Scandinavia.

Another characteristic of this paradigm is that it prompts analysts to look beyond the geographical confines of the West.

Industrialised countries are increasingly supporting themselves from land outside their own geographical confines.

The views of "this little group of men" who "live and work in the geographical and intellectual confines of Washington, D.C., or New York City," Agnew noted darkly, "do not represent the views of America".

The most dramatic "bursts" of adaptive radiation often occur within confined geographical regions (e.g. oceanic islands or inland freshwater lakes; e.g. [1]).

These isolates were collected from a confined geographical area and included the type strain NCIMB 14265T.

Previous metabolomics measurements of dates were limited by a small number of date varieties and confined geographical sampling [ 10, 12, 13].

This observation also challenges presumptions that rapid speciation takes place only in hybrid plants or in relatively confined geographical places such as postglacial or crater lakes, oceanic islands or rivers.