Sentence examples for probing the limits from inspiring English sources

Smulders, M. M. J. et al. Probing the limits of the majority-rules principle in a dynamic supramolecular polymer.

Massoud, E. C. et al. Probing the limits of predictability: data assimilation of chaotic dynamics in complex food webs.

Roberts, T. J. & Marsh, R. L. Probing the limits to muscle-powered accelerations: lessons from jumping bullfrogs.

She is constantly probing the limits of acceptable social discourse, seeking ways to incite laughter (or gasps) without bringing the language police down on her head.

As in Ashbery's "The System", however, beneath the ubiquitous semblance of order the poet is busy probing the limits of reality and social control.

Postmodern gymnastics aside, the book is entertaining and often poignant, probing the limits of technology, consciousness, and language in the face of grief.

Kinsey's work "probed the limits," Mr. Gagnon says.

Dernbach probed the limits but was too wide as Sammy lunged and now a six would win the match.

Researchers at IBM are also using scanning tunnelling microscopy to probe the limits of magnetic data storage.

But it also makes a personal statement, laying bare Ms. Saariaho's drive to probe the limits of perception.

At the same time, it will probe the limits of comparative and connective approaches to memory politics.