Sentence examples for have its boundaries from inspiring English sources

The Grisham audience, however, does have its boundaries.

Technically, the market continues to have its boundaries drawn by long- and intermediate-term technical trendlines.

Oculus needs to have its boundaries pushed a bit beyond gaming and earn some help from FB in experimenting with how to expand the bounds of social VR to connect headset and desktop experiences.

"I think the drought emphasizes that we do live in an era of limits, that nature has its boundaries," the governor said.

Indeed, the government has made this sudden u-turn despite the existence of a supposedly 'intangible zone' for the IPI which includes the southern quarter of Block ITT and had its boundaries defined by an Executive Decree published on Correa's very first full day in office.

Opinion mining has its boundaries extended from computer science to management sciences.

However, all research has its boundaries and these limitations do not invalidate our findings, merely contextualise them.

According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DeveloPrinciplesD) Principles for QSAR Model Validation [9], a model should be statistically significant and robust, have its application boundaries defined and be validated by an external dataset [10, 11].

The matrix would have its own exterior boundary that would separate a community of up to 10,000 from another community.

Genius, of course, still has its invisible boundaries.

But unofficially, each harbor has its own boundaries, determined by local lobstermen over the decades.