Mr. Close said that by giving himself limitations of subject matter, style, format and technique, he avoided what he had found difficult as a would-be abstract expressionist -- the necessity to face the blank canvas each day and make it up as he went along.
Limitation of subject matter.
Such as in Islam, a fundamental tenet of Judaism is that God is not bound by any limitations of time, matter, or space, and that the idea of any person being God, a part of God, or a mediator to God, is heresy.
In general, one of art's functions is to question the limitations of subject-matter set by convention and moralism.
The California Court ignored the brute historical truth that our constitutional guarantees of individual liberty were always subject to a "police power limitation" on matters of health, safety, morals and general welfare.
Following Microsoft and Google, Apple's move toward an interface that is less beholden to the real world — to paper and desks and trash bins — signals that we might be truly breaking away from some of those limitations of mind and matter.
At the same time, it also overcomes the main limitation of the matter-element method, namely, that if the risk index exceeds the risk grading standard, it can not be calculated using the correlation function.
Yet the limitations of central planning, no matter how well-intended, are also visible.In Liverpool in particular, it feels as if the government hovered over the city in an airship and bombed it with money.
Writer and sex worker Charlotte Shane expressed her frustration with the limitations of jokey misandry in Matter, saying, "For me, the insistence that misandry is mostly only a joke undermined its most potentially subversive quality: women's unequivocal assertion of their own rage".
Since our body is made of matter, it has limitations or a conditioned nature.
