"unbounded by" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means not limited or restricted by something. Example: The artist's creativity was unbounded by any rules or conventions, allowing her to paint freely and express her true vision.
Ancillary companies are also, importantly, free to make a profit – unbounded by requirements in California that growing and retail dispensary operations be non-profit.
The women — and one man — were mostly from the neighborhood, and ranged from clunky novices to experts seemingly unbounded by the laws of physics.
The AUMF is unbounded by geographic or time limitations, indicating the wide berth the Obama administration provides for understanding its powers for the potential targeting of US citizens.
Bell is on the trail of cold-blooded killer Anton Chigurh, an Oscar-winning Javier Bardem (right) whose anachronistic pudding-bowl haircut suggests a timeless madness unbounded by contemporary culture.
Baseball, Jeff Greenfield concludes in a self-described portentous digression from his personal reflections on three generations at Yankee Stadium, became the classic American game because it paid homage to two historic eras: "The outfield, unbounded by the strict dimensions that apply to other sports, was our tribute to our agricultural roots.
And so they will go on, as we all must, heedless of the consequences, locked into a struggle unbounded by time or sanity, doomed to another five months of the same arguments, the same peevishness, the same victimization, the same existential threats, the same unreflective boasting, the same rage, the same, the same, the same.
If were unbounded, then by Step 1, and are unbounded.
A friction limit will be used, for the speed not to grow unbounded, denoted by k p and k e for the pursuer and evader, respectively.
We previously proposed a formula for estimating the embedding constant on bounded and unbounded Lipschitz domains by estimating the norm of Stein's extension operator.
In many practical situations such as video surveillance and web content distribution, the types of possible computations on the data are practically unbounded and uncontrollable by the owner.
NEW HAVEN -- "Unbounded," performance by Gina Gibney Dance.
