Sentence examples for loose boundaries from inspiring English sources

The loose boundaries between Levitin's categories, however, can sometimes lead to a certain slackness in his argument.

There is some doubt whether the priests formed a separate social class at the beginning of the Rigvedic period, but, even if they did, the prevailingly loose boundaries of class allowed a man of nonpriestly parentage to become a priest.

But in his pre-fusion music, the repetition of simple melodic motives always relates to the underlying harmonic structure; and even within the loose boundaries of modal improvisation, his melodic line always suggests a fuller volume -- like a late drawing by Matisse.

If you let the usual mundane activities of everyday life creep into your free time under the pretense of being "useful," you won't gain anything from your free time and you will have very loose boundaries between free time and the rest of your time, thereby devaluing your free time.

Results include erosion rate, free-surface profile change, vertical deformation rate, and also flow topology for several loose boundary geometries.

"Democratized learning" is a loose, boundary construct with scattered presence in the literature (Jones & Graham, 2015; Rubin, 2007).

The former kind has a loose boundary to the particles and is easy to be released when the suspension environment become less polar (more nonpolar), i.e., the increase of methanol concentration.

Sediment transport equations which are applicable for both conditions in sewers, namely rigid boundary (clean pipes) and loose boundary (pipes with deposited beds) are being derived to meet the challenging condition of flow.

The M-CHAT, with looser boundaries and greater sensitivity, is intended to flag even subtle cases.

Other cities, such as Leeds, have looser boundaries that take in affluent villages.In this section Salmond sets out his stall Firing on one cylinder Opposed to usury The nasty party Single lane Lies, damned lies Poking the bears Love in a cold climate A sticky pitch for the Tories ReprintsThis is a familiar problem, and not just in Britain (American city boundaries are even more variable).

This often led to feeling taken advantage of, having looser boundaries or values, and feeling tired, anxious, and stretched thin.