Sentence examples for of its bounds from inspiring English sources
But Joseph Rosa reminds us that for as long as the box has defined our sense of normality in architecture we have been trying to break free of its bounds.
Moreover, human physiology is so complex, and medical science's understanding of its bounds so limited, that drawing a line between an exceptional but clean performance and a drug-enhanced performance is a tricky, arguably impossible, proposition.
In a voice of moral outrage, the Bush campaign's representative in Florida, James A. Baker III, denounced the Florida Supreme Court's ruling last night as a gross usurping of its bounds and all but invited the state Legislature to step in and take action against the manual recounts in several Florida counties.
An old citadel and a few villages when it became the capital of the Qajar kings in the 1790s, famed for the purity of its water and handsome oriental plane trees, Tehran broke out of its bounds in the 19th century and exploded in the 20th.
The optimisation problem takes into account two design variables describing a tapered geometrical configuration, the diameter of the component at one of its bounds and the tapering length.
According to Quine, a theory is committed to those and only those entities that in the last analysis serve as the values of its bound variables.
A useful characterization of a statistically bounded sequence in terms of its bounded subsequence has been given by Tripathy [31] as follows.
OPMI solidity which is defined as the ratio of the connected component area in OPMI to the area of its bounding convex hull.
OPMI compactness factor which is defined as the ratio of the connected component area to the area of its bounding box.
It is known (see [12, page 135] for the details) that if a space is hyperconvex, then for any of its bounded subset, the following equality holds (6.8).
A Banach space X is said to have the FPP if each of its bounded closed convex subsets has the fixed point property for nonexpansive self-mappings.
