Sentences with phrase «by the boundaries of»

As Jesus» subjects, our work together is not limited by the boundaries of our imagination or by the world's expectations.

There is much truth in the saying, at least if we think of the self as a self - enclosed substance isolated within the body and cut off from the world by the boundaries of the skin.

Nevertheless, influenced by more atomistic modes of thinking inherited from the Greeks, many Christians came to think of the self as a soul isolated from the body and cut off from the world by the boundaries of the skin, an immortal substance in a perishable body.

The word God is a Christian word, and often when Christians use it, we refer, not to a relational Bodhisattva who adapts to each situation, but rather to a changeless and independent Consciousness who saves only Christians and who is cut off from the world by the boundaries of divine transcendence.

Clearly, he meant that if Christian faith and experience are true — as he believed them to be — they can not be merely local, isolated, shut in by boundaries of race or special formulations of religion.

I also think that if our existence is limited by the boundaries of our own physiology and known physical world such existence runs contrary to what we observe.

In the watery world of the womb, your baby was weightless and warm, he was comforted by the rhythm of your heartbeat and the gentle rocking motion of his «mother home» as his body was gently massaged by the uterine wall and contained by the boundaries of your own body.

First, while formal constitutional responsibility for educating kids belongs to the states, the actual delivery of that education falls squarely on local education agencies, typically called districts, which are geographically defined, most often by the boundaries of a city, town, county, or other municipality.

They went out of their way to ensure that this classic would now be played at its full potential, no longer restricted by the boundaries of its hardware.

Discover a strange world where a man and woman journey through four seasons in a year, constantly separated by the boundaries of the screen.

The images are interrupted by reflection, surface and a constant reversal of interior and exterior space, disrupting straightforward readings of psychological perspective, as marked by the boundary of the window frame.

This competing interference manifests as pockets of clarity, separated by boundaries of noise and silence.

Crisp lines and thick, nearly impressionistic brushstrokes characterize the majority of Matthews» more naturalistic paintings, while her abstract works, unencumbered by the boundaries of line and shape, emanate a similar, joyful exuberance.

«Painting does not want to be confined by boundaries of edge and surface.»

Cropped by the boundaries of the canvas, the shapes seem to emerge and extend past them, untethered by gravity.

It must prepare students for an age when the imagination is no longer fettered by the boundaries of geography, but rather operates in a deeply interconnected world.

Not exact matches

We are no longer limited by the geographical boundaries that once existed and the other traditional advantages of operating in Australia such as having a safe economy and good legal system continue to be eroded as other countries increase their own standards in these areas or ours begins to deteriorate.

It highlights research carried out by an international team of psychologists that focused on determining the boundaries of the extrovert advantage, and they found a big one.

Invented by the Wright brothers as a psychological experiment to test the boundaries of human patience and basic comfort, airplanes are the in - demand, out - of - shape transportation of the future.

They set appropriate boundaries and take care of themselves by saying no to things when they need to.

Perth - based artists are making an impact at home and abroad by pushing the boundaries in both the content and delivery of contemporary theatre and dance.

Powerful questions infuse a sense of possibility and cause the mind to consider new options, thus expanding the mental boundaries posed by previous paradigms.

That a 15 - year - old girl would be targeted and shot by the Taliban, live to tell the tale and then continue to fight for the education of women in Pakistan is the kind of story that cuts through cultural and geographic boundaries.

Netflix, YouTube, Amazon and Apple, among others, are stretching the boundaries of online video delivery and stepping into the roles of TV networks by commissioning high - profile original series.

«Budweiser is always pushing the boundaries of innovation and we are inspired by the collective American Dream to get to Mars,» Ricardo Marques, vice president at Budweiser said in a statement.

Howat and his team were able to figure this out by creating high - resolution topographic models of the glaciers and their boundaries, as well as a numerical model of exactly how much water was flowing off these coastal glaciers and ice caps — technology that wasn't available back in 1996.

«It gives game developers new abilities to bring their creative visions to life by opening up the concept of gaming without boundaries.»

If you lead a team on either side of the fence, you can reach across that boundary by building relationships, scheduling cross-team meetings, and identifying projects that would be made better by working together.

Without crossing an international boundary, these band - aids would be regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, not State, with less risk of their becoming politicized.

What drives people to like things outside the boundaries of Facebook's walls if the action is not accompanied by a social reward?

But the pair, who own culinary events group Bompass & Parr, are now pushing the boundaries in multi-sensory experiences by allowing customers to drink pasteurized human tears in a cocktail of spirits, herbs, and spices.

Buyable pins by Pinterest were one of the first «true» social commerce hybrid features, crossing a boundary beyond simple social media advertising to create a new kind of online experience.

Current and recent projects include «Immigrants and Precarious Employment» (with P. Landolt); the «Poverty and Employment Precarity in Southern Ontario» research alliance (directed by W. Lewchuck and in collaboration with the UWGTA); the «Agency Data on Migration» project (directed by A. Kim); and «Negotiating the Boundaries of Rights and Membership» (directed by P. Landolt).

If location within a particular school district is going to be advertised to attract buyers or justify the asking price, the seller should investigate the boundaries and the likelihood of change by contacting the school district directly.

An industry - disrupting, team - based customer service culture coupled with innovations in the production process, have allowed AGNORA to push the boundaries of what is possible with architectural glass to meet to meet the design objectives brought to them by their customers.

With Omise Go — and the «OMG» coin — Omise wants to remove even more of the boundaries by removing even the need to own a bank account.

Even as the company tests delivery by drone and ways to restock toilet paper at the push of a bathroom button, it is conducting a little - known experiment in how far it can push white - collar workers, redrawing the boundaries of what is acceptable.

Enterprise mobility allows businesses to create an entrepreneurial culture by allowing employees to work in a variety of environments — breaking traditional workplace boundaries.

All the player companies, with vast sums of money, are steered by government boundaries of taxes and laws.

I am from a third world country vying for first world status by 2020 yet as i'm outside the system I am able to observe the very ones who clamor for «freedom» refusing to step outside of their boundaries.

Saturn will stay within Sagittarius» boundaries for the rest of the year, but — by mid-May 2018 — Mars will cross over into the neighboring constellation to the east, Capricornus the Sea - goat.

Today, BlackBerry aims to inspire the success of our millions of customers around the world by continuously pushing the boundaries of mobile experiences.

As announced by Eagle Plains on March 21, 2018, SSRM has commenced phase one of an 18,000 metre drilling campaign within Fisher property boundaries and currently has two drills in operation.

Technological advancements have just pushed the boundaries of recoverable oil and gas in the U.S. further, according to an announcement by the U.S. Geological Survey.

Rather than playing into an «us - versus - them» competitive dichotomy, this new space age hinges on exploring the possibility of economic expansion off - planet — a notion bolstered by the innate human urge to push the boundaries of what's possible.

So here's a modest proposal: why doesn't the federal government get things rolling by pushing for reform of supply management — that convoluted mess of federal and provincial policies that actually make it an offence for farmers to sell milk and poultry across provincial boundaries?

After graduating from Harvard Business School, Spier made a «spectacularly foolish» decision to join D. H. Blair — a third - tier firm that was eventually shut down by regulators — where he was exposed to a «snake pit» of Gordon Gekkos and bankers that pushed boundaries.

Due to the transnational nature of cryptocurrencies, the IMF said, «disruptions» could occur across «national boundaries,» a factor that could also be influenced by «differing national regulatory approaches.»

In it, he described a virtual currency that, by its very nature, transcends political boundaries and shackles financial growth not within the confines of the hands of banks that feed us our daily bread, but within reach of Average Janes and Joes.

Their control of the House has been strengthened by two factors: 1) Democrats» tendency to win with overwhelming margins in heavily Democratic urban areas, thus wasting votes; and 2) gerrymandering, which is the process of redrawing the boundaries of legislative districts to favour one's party.