Sentence examples for natural bounds from inspiring English sources

And, finally, poetry has no "natural bounds".

For the communication of meaning is, along with the manipulation of form, one of the natural bounds of poetry.

PAUL MULDOON: Adam Kirsch does say that the "communication of meaning is, along with the manipulation of form, one of the natural bounds of poetry".

"Painter is obsessed with women who step outside what's expected of them, what is seen as the natural bounds for women during the period.

These relaxation effects are stated in the following theorem which also gives the natural bounds for the solutions to equation (4.1) (choosing G ( u ) = u 2 gives the natural energy space of the system, a weighted L 2 space).

The natural bounds of our epistemic grasp in the physical sciences, astronomy, or most any other field of study is just what the senses tell us, plus any correctives reason supplies on the basis of sensory-based knowledge we have already accrued.

The multiple natural frequency bounds in truss optimization problems can improve dynamic behaviour of structures.

We design an exact algorithm for solving rank-constrained semidefinite programs, whose complexity is essentially quadratic on natural degree bounds associated to the given optimization problem: for subfamilies of the problem where the size of the feasible matrix, or the dimension of the affine section, is fixed, the algorithm is polynomial time.

And as it happens, both the flagellum and the cascade have revealed their very natural, law-bound mysteries to regular scientists who keep plugging away and wouldn't take "no" for an answer.

Shalamov's translator John Glad describes the region as "an enormous natural prison bounded by the Pacific on the east, the Arctic Circle on the north and impassable mountains on the third side of the triangle".

The numerical method for the solution of the fractional Monodomain relies on an integral representation of the nonlocal operator combined with a finite element discretisation in space, allowing to handle in a natural way bounded domains in more than one spatial dimension.