Sentence examples for immediate boundaries from inspiring English sources

"The most inclusive description of the art," he wrote, with his characteristic blend of the eccentric and the commonsensical, "is that, termite-like, it feels its way through walls of particularization, with no sign that the artist has any object in mind other than eating away the immediate boundaries of his art, and turning these boundaries into conditions of the next achievement".

The expansion of this group is represented in Figure 4. We note that the concerns in this dimension cover the complete information lifecycle (i.e., generation, use, transfer, transformation, storage, archiving, and destruction) inside the provider perimeter and in its immediate boundaries (or interfaces) to the users.

Because the C. alatus genes are expressed beyond their immediate boundaries through these persistent dried-out stems, one can consider that this example corresponds to an "extended phenotype" [43] rather than "niche construction" which implies that genes are not involved in the legacy [44] (see also the controversy on this subject in [45]).

In particular, the authors go to substantial lengths to establish the importance of context, as determined by the influences of entities (and their associated processes) located outside the immediate boundaries of the local work system, in shaping the activity of sociotechnical work systems.

This leads to the use, in the "cold" gas zone, of particular values of heat transfer coefficient h and of a parameter Tx which is defined only at the immediate boundary of the rod.

Drummers Corey Fonville and Joe Dyson share duties on an expansive array of drum tones, perhaps the most immediate boundary that is pushed here, along with Lawrence Fields' crunchy and percussive keys.

The immediate boundary region between OTOP1 and the OTOP1-proximal duplicon contains one retroposed pseudogene (ΨUNC93B1).

Humans also share relationships that extend beyond immediate family boundaries.

Yet the solar system and its immediate outer boundary still represent the limit of our physical reach, and they remain the core of our theoretical understanding of the cosmos as well.

The judges did not order any immediate changes to district boundaries, instead saying they would accept ideas from state lawyers and the voters who challenged the districts on what to do next within the next 30 days.

Because mislocated fixations are more likely near word boundaries, the immediate start of a new saccade program generates the inverted U-shape of fixation duration as a function of within-word fixation location [8], [9], [15].