Sentence examples for this horizon of from inspiring English sources
This horizon of theoretical engagement makes Knowing Books at once an account of the least studied decades of the eighteenth century and a work of relevance for those interested in new attitudes toward media in the twenty-first.
By considering this horizon of future lots (rather than just the next one) our method allows the discretionary use of all materials to ensure that the quality of all the future n lots is within specification.
This horizon of expectation does not exist in the transhumanist discourse.
Within this horizon of violence, which manifests itself in the frailty of human nature, there is a moral horizon that expresses a love of humanity in spite of its brokenness.
This widens the horizon of existing networks, opens up new areas of research and increases the international significance of activity and results in the light of the increasing interest regarding gender sensitivity in research, education and health care.
This expands the horizon of the crosstalk not only between ethylene and JA, but also among the other abiotic stresses, dependent or independent on ethylene/JA signalling for biological response.
This study broadens the horizon of the applications of phenanthroline-based transition metal complexes.
Although Pusan's vast expanse of cranes, containers and oceangoing ships paints a picture of boundless commerce, some shipping analysts see overcapacity on the horizon of this stretch of the Korea Strait.
For several days the ship was merely a blot on the horizon of this volcanic island chain bursting with life, 600 miles from Ecuador in the middle of the Pacific.
For however limited the horizon of this or that listener, there is now a responsible adult community of radio patrons willing, and in many cases eager, to face any trial and to form independent judgments.
Greening Berlin will make a major contribution to STS, not only because it expands the horizon of this discipline by focusing on urban ecology, but also by offering methodological gains through engaging with environmental history.
