Sentence examples for has a boundary from inspiring English sources
Every agoraphobic has a boundary.
The psyche has a boundary past which it is not safe to travel, but people do.
Mr. Rivkin said it applies to every village on Long Island that has a boundary defined by the tide.
It's stupid to say Ben has a boundary problem, because anyone who would live out a private part of life on network TV of course does.
"Every system has a rule, has a boundary, even in the Western media, so I think if you want to play the game better, it is better you respect the rules first," said a reporter who studied journalism overseas and now works for a state-run newspaper who requested anonymity out of concern about losing her job.
has a boundary layer at x = c.
"It really is quite important to have a boundary of privacy in relationships," says Hodson.
The two men, neighbors in East Hampton, N.Y., had a boundary dispute over a common path -- bordered by 6-foot-high hedges -- that led to the beach.
"When we had a boundary that was probably no more than 30 yards, his spell was crucial.
The normal modes have a boundary layer structure which simplifies the analysis.
