Sentence examples for have boundaries with from inspiring English sources

Since concrete entities are situated, they have boundaries with their environment.

(London Peer Worker) … having to have boundaries with service users is like, different.

Have boundaries with other people.

Have Boundaries, with the other person and with yourself.

I want to be clear, when I speak of unconditional love, I do not mean not having boundaries with children or not allowing children to experience consequences.

It is so centrally located that it has boundaries with eight other states and Abuja Nigeriaa's capital territory) viz Benue to the east, Ondo, Edo, Anambra and Enugu to the south, Kwara to the west, and Niger, Plateau and Abuja to the North.

The plane of extended deformation induced boundaries (geometrically necessary boundaries) determined by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) has previously been found to be grain orientation dependent so that some grains have boundaries aligned with slip planes while others do not.

For example, the Chuang Tsu says: "That which makes things has no boundaries with things, but for things to have boundaries is what we mean by saying 'the boundaries between things'.

The generalized Regge problem and the small transversal vibration of a homogeneous beam compressed or stretched problems have boundary conditions with partial first derivatives with respect to the time variable t.

It is well known that the solutions to convection diffusion problems may have boundary layers with small widths where their gradients change rapidly.

We might have good boundaries with certain people in certain situations.