Sentence examples for permeable boundary from inspiring English sources

"I" is a self, with a mind, an internal subjectivity and a permeable boundary to the external social and physical world.

Because of the permeable boundary between fact and fiction in Gloeckner's life, I find myself, at times, picking peculiar arguments with her.

The magneto-electric permeable boundary condition on the crack surfaces is adopted.

Sejima and Nishizawa wrapped the public spaces around the paid-admission galleries, inserting four glass-enclosed courtyards as visually permeable boundary zones.

Ferro-refraction is the field magnification that is obtained when a current segment is near a high magnetic permeable boundary.

Damien Odoul's "Deep Breath" ("Souffle"), which will be shown at the New York Film Festival tonight, is a dreamy, lyrical black-and-white film that treads the permeable boundary between fantasy and reality.

Still, those are permeable boundaries.

Nimoy's incorporation of the blessing speaks particularly poignantly about the permeable boundaries between Spock and Nimoy himself.

The more the community is designed to have permeable boundaries to other neighboring communities or a reduction in the number of isolated edges, the better for the community.

The festival's aesthetics reflect ingrained New Orleans habits and tastes: for horn sections, for two-fisted piano, for wry voices, for dancing, for permeable boundaries between sacred and secular.

With the couple's glass-fronted abode becoming just one of several terrifyingly permeable boundaries, the growing mismatch between polished exteriors and unravelling interiors provides a field day for the actors.