Sentence examples for traverse boundaries from inspiring English sources

That's literature's entire point: it lets us traverse boundaries.

What was needed, said one reader, was a battery of software agents that were smart enough to traverse boundaries and look for similarities in different disciplines.Others were concerned about the way a maturing technology can quickly become de-skilled as automated tools get developed so designers can harness the technology's power without having to understand its inner workings.

For now, the advantage is that Krim's organizer is here now, and it traverses boundaries across services in ways that walled gardens from the likes of Apple or Facebook (sometimes breached via APIs) may not.

The dialogue lacks Ms. Shelton's customary bravado, in which her semi-hipsters traverse social boundaries.

Dr. Lisk is quick to point out that beliefs about possession traverse societal boundaries.

Training an interdisciplinary work force and making it easier for academic researchers to traverse departmental boundaries are overarching objectives.

Once we remove the sludge of separation and get that river flowing, we can traverse the boundaries of education itself, to create ties to all the social sectors -- government, non-profits, business.

The initial steps of metastasis require the acquisition of a motile phenotype in order to traverse tissue boundaries, while the later stages require dynamic adhesive interactions with the extracellular matrix to facilitate the extravasation of malignant cells [ 1].

Such shared decisions traverse the boundaries of informed consent for investigative research [ 37- 39], management of anticipated preterm birth at the threshold of viability [ 40, 41], treatment of life-threatening conditions [ 42, 43] inclusive of numerous practices and interventions in neonatal intensive care [ 44, 45].

Understanding how students traverse professional boundaries and identities has emerged from preliminary work exploring health professional education in longitudinal integrated clinical placements where up to 30 students from different professions were placed at any one time in a rural community [ 24].

Unlike transfers that traverse domain boundaries as in the case of the spirochaete PheRS, transfers that occur between close relatives do not exhibit major topological conflicts over large evolutionary distances and this may in fact be initially perceived as a consequence of shared ancestry.