Sentence examples for less enclosed from inspiring English sources

If you sharpen your mind and become open to new ideas you become less enclosed in the ghetto of your fanaticisms".

In the first graph, the line whose outermost part is oddly enclosed is less enclosed than the line whose outermost part is evenly enclosed.

Peirce's solution for EG is to read off another kind of visuality: The less enclosed the outermost part of a line is, the larger the scope that the line gets.

Evanton is more or less enclosed to the north-east and the south-west by two rivers, the Allt Graad and the River Sgitheach.

The substrate-binding pocket in general appears less enclosed in the other IFR-like proteins than in EGS, consistent perhaps with the larger size of the C1 substituents of the cognate substrates.

Cocktails — particularly the Monkeyfist, a bracing combination of Navy Strength rum, Moxie (the official soft drink of Maine), and lime — are best enjoyed on the upper deck, but the views are no less spectacular from the enclosed cabin, which seats forty.

Shipping using an open method is less expensive than an enclosed method.

Conversely, the convex hull and rectangular boundaries enclose less than half of Al-Madinah without a buffer zone, and thus when the buffer is added, the proportion of the city within the boundary increases sufficiently to also increase the eruption probability, even though the spatial intensity at any specific point is reduced (Table 3).

She had less trouble being in an enclosed space if somebody else was driving.

Tubules formed at 21% O2 by both cell populations were more polygonal in shape, less likely to be fully enclosed, and typically bordered by a layer of only one cell (Fig.  4c, f).

Here he attempts nothing less than a metaphysical history of enclosed spaces, utopian or practical pods and domes, real and fantastical atmospheres or ecosystems.