She embraced the idea of her works being able to withstand climate change and the freedom in moving beyond limitations in size.
Success in our bilateral economic and trade relations demands that we move beyond the limitations of the past.
The opportunity, he says, is to move beyond the limitations of centralized systems for automating business operations, like enterprise resource systems.
Dr. Nancy Krieger, an associate professor in the department of health and social behavior at the Harvard School of Public health, said the researchers were trying to move beyond the limitations of current health data.
To move beyond these limitations, VSSEC worked with its university partners to develop a web-based mission that delivered the benefits of scenario-based learning within a school environment.
Adversarial Design is a sharp and insightful exploration of design's largely untapped potential to be truly political, and is essential reading for any designer striving to move beyond the limitations of current design thinking, discourse and practice.
There is anger but also deep compassion and compelling logic in Yamin's voice as she grapples with the ways in which a human rights based approach to health can provide the "transformative accountability" that enables us to move beyond the limitations of both revolution and incrementalism.
Only by challenging Kohl's model is it possible, therefore, to move beyond the limitations of a deterministic theory and instead recognize that the development of a truly national archaeology is often dependent on a number of complex factors such as clashing political ideologies and varying conceptions of cultural identity.
Without drills, we never build skills--and we never cultivate the sisu needed to move beyond our limitations.
Several efforts to move beyond these limitations have centered around the use of lidar (light detection and ranging), not in wall-to-wall mapping (which can be relatively expensive) but as a vehicle for forest sampling [7].
This provides a way to move beyond the limitations of (socially-regulated) environmental experience insofar as such affective attitudes are not subject to the same type of worldly-constraint.
