But that past age of music appreciation, besides being no fun, presumed a kind of finitude — it presumed boundaries.
An exercise in writing the 'new political history', the volume challenges the discrete categories of high and popular politics and the presumed boundaries between national and local history.
Above all, the exhibition illustrates how Mr. Gaultier has always been transgressive, but ultimately generous, in his social messages, employing models of various shapes, sizes and skin colors, while ignoring presumed boundaries of gender or sexuality.
Because the acoustic-phonetic classification is conducted on a single-frame basis, the class information is changing somewhat randomly even within the presumed phone boundaries.
This is the same logic that has been used to allow corporations, nonprofits and the military to steadily buy out chunks of academia to the point where it makes little sense to presume clear boundaries exist between these entities.
These results contrast with the classical activated sintering model whereby the secondary crystalline phase was presumed to wet grain boundaries completely.
Moreover, because the knowledge of the various dinosaur groups is somewhat incomplete, the duration of any particular dinosaur can be gauged only approximately usually by stratigraphic boundaries and presumed "first" and "last" occurrences.
Historian Theodor Mommsen referred to it as Rome's curiate army, named for its presumed subdivision along the boundaries of Rome's three founding tribes (Latin: curiae), the Ramnians, Tities and Luceres.
The spill-out activity, A sp, is not measured within the true object boundary (presuming this is known) and, therefore, the mean concentration, C mean, is underestimated.
Gestalt psychology further sought to encompass the qualities of form, meaning, and value that prevailing psychologists had either ignored or presumed to fall outside the boundaries of science.
