Sentence examples for narrowly bounded from inspiring English sources
The key, he said, is to carve out a narrowly bounded area that others have overlooked, and then focus.
Professional service (PS) exchanges are seldom narrowly bounded in time and space.
In his book on American populism, The Populist Persuasion, the historian Michael Kazin describes populism as "a language whose speakers conceive of ordinary people as a noble assemblage not bounded narrowly by class; view their elite opponents as self-serving and undemocratic; and seek to mobilise the former against the latter".
That immigrants' everyday life is not an amplifier of aspirations, here, is also a social and ethnic capital effect: one resulting from strong occupational segregation, as well as from the prevalence of informal mechanisms of bounded solidarity along narrowly ethnic lines (Catanzaro & Colombo, 2009).
But such tests are narrowly subject-bound, and cannot produce informed citizens who care about ideas, who can ask pertinent questions of their leaders, or examine social values.
In the concrete examples of nonlocal balance laws here, the curves are (L^p) bounded, weakly continuous weak solutions and narrowly continuous distributional solutions with values in the space of signed Radon measures, respectively.
A sequence ((mu _n)_{n in {mathbb N}}) in (mathcal{M}({{mathbb R}^{N}})) is said to converge narrowly to (mu in mathcal{M}({{mathbb R}^{N}}) ) if for every bounded continuous function (varphi : {{mathbb R}^{N}}rightarrow {mathbb R},) begin{aligned} lim _{n,rightarrow,infty } int _{{mathbb R}^{N}}; varphi ; d mu _n ; = ; int _{{mathbb R}^{N}}; varphi ; d mu.
Nye bounded onstage, waving.
