Sentence examples for removing boundaries from inspiring English sources

This system allows the user to manipulate the landscape, both structurally (by altering and/or removing boundaries) and agronomically (by changing the nature and timing of the cropping).

Gender neutral parenting can help remove boundaries and barriers that traditionally have restricted kids from behaving in a certain way, and in some cases stopped them achieving their full potential.

The idea is to remove boundaries that exist between council areas and organisations to allow for more joined-up thinking as experts found city areas create a big part of the UK's economic output.

As technological innovation and startup success spurs economic growth around the world, there is a growing concern that this new wealth generation is benefitting only a limited few, instead of sparking a global revolution that removes boundaries, promotes equality and reduces the wage gap.

The idea is to remove boundaries that exist between council areas and organisations to allow for more joined-up thinking after an independent panel which recommended setting up the groups found city areas create a big part of the UK's economic output.

A simulation area of 10 × 10 km2 was chosen to remove boundary artifacts observed for smaller areas due to the extensive lateral transport of CO2 at high fluxes.

Although Europe has largely been moving in the direction of removing national boundaries, local cultures and languages have been reasserting their strength.

Meanwhile, the Henry Ford Learning Institute is scaling models developed at a successful small high school, removing the boundaries between learning and the real world.

From the standpoint of removing the boundaries that tend to be between things, being home-schooled was effective.

By removing practical boundaries that previously prevented large-scale testing, our software opens up exciting new research possibilities.

These findings suggest that the pilot of removing practice boundaries was successful in improving patient experience, at least in the short term.