Sentence examples for physical frontier from inspiring English sources
In an island city as small and densely packed as Manhattan, the underground serves as a physical frontier.
Logically, this would require a physical frontier between the U.K. and the E.U., on the island of Ireland.
"The problem is that the layers of bureaucracy and racism are further avatars of the border; you pass the physical frontier and then you are confronted with other frontiers, other obstacles".
Although Greece is within Europe's border-free Schengen zone it has no physical frontier with any other Schengen country, and flying out of the country has become almost impossible thanks to tight controls.
This complex situation is analysed at different scales – from the scale of planning to that of ethnography – in order to evidence that although the IEBL neither divides the historic city nor is a physical frontier, contrasting processes of homogenisation do exist on each side which maintains a significant social and morphological differentiation.
In 21 somite-stage embryos, neural crest cells and mesoderm were still mixed, but neural crest cells have begun to accumulate close to the pharyngeal endoderm and surface ectoderm (Figure 4F), generating a physical frontier between the mesodermal core and pharyngeal epithelia.
Today, while physical frontiers are no longer quite as open as they were once, we have another frontier: affluence and its sibling, celebrity.
The military establishment had anointed itself the guardian of not just the physical frontiers of Pakistan but also of the 'ideological frontiers' and it abhors that anyone would challenge it.
She says in showing everyday actions with a twist, she's not necessarily criticizing technology, but challenging the viewer to re-examine what we may take for granted in our constant transcendence of physical frontiers.
Frontier living is frontier living.
Watching Zero Degrees, I wondered if the idea of immigration, of crossing frontiers both physical and emotional, was an idea that set people free.
