Sentences with word «unconfined»

According to article, «Gender has become fluid as never before in Western society, and art - makers find themselves remarkably unconfined by medium in an era that values ideas articulated by the most effective means possible rather than with a more traditionally rigid separation between disciplines.

A pocket Beagle is every bit as much a scenthound as his larger brethren, which means that when outside he should always be on a leash in unconfined areas.

In this area there is greater biodiversity than in the area of unconfined waters and it includes ichnites from other groups, like seymouriamorphs, a peculiar group of animals that were almost a metre long, mid-way between the amphibians and the diadectomorphs: reptile - like animals that already laid hard - shelled eggs and could grow to up to two metres in length, approximately.

Phillips says such concentrations are unusually large for unconfined spaces, though they are unlikely to be a health concern and are nowhere near the threshold for causing an explosion, which stands around 50,000 ppm.

The ichnites or fossilised footprints of the Manyanet Valley (within the municipality of Sarroca de Bellera) are in two areas that differ in their environments: meandering fluvial systems in one and unconfined waters in the other.

That undertaking is holiness of life and its end is not repression but joy unconfined.

A life spent unconfined outdoors is simply very dangerous for domestic animals.

His research has shown that unconfined invasive felines torture and destroy tens of billions of native wild mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians annually.

Jean Plough Sketches in Paint represents a journey from traditional non-realistic landscapes to bolder unconfined statements, scattered with words etched in crayon.

Sketches in Paint represents a journey from traditional non-realistic landscapes to bolder unconfined statements, scattered with words etched in crayon.

Snaith the sailor, like Snaith in tota, is man unconfined, usually human and still unsterilized — a painter often in need of a canvas larger than he can stretch on a frame.

«Without the regulations, projects can't move forward into unconfined trials where crops are released into the environment and their performance is tested under different climatic and soil conditions,» says Simon Gichuki, crop scientist and head of the biotechnology centre at the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI) in Nairobi.

The start of Phase II coincided with the relocation of I - Stem in 1600 square meters, gradually extended to 2300, located within theGenopole campus I. Research space consists mainly pf confined Level II areas required for work on human cells and unconfined laboratories for biochemical experiments, molecular biology, histology and analyses.

Having sex not only excites the body but also the brain, because amplified amount of adrenaline and cortical hormones that are being unconfined promotes intelligence.

The picture is set four years after the Jurassic World theme park was shut down due to the destruction by unconfined dinosaurs.

Not all problems are contained to the exam room, especially when it comes to unconfined pets in the waiting room.

Dogs should never be left outside unconfined.

Do not allow pets to run unconfined.

In the case of dogs and cats, to be unconfined when in season.

People may steal animals that are unconfined even knowing they are not strays.

«Free - roaming» cats spend most of their time unconfined outdoors.

On the other hand, neighbors should not have their shrubs and lawns destroyed by urinating and defecating dogs, and their children, pets, and livestock should not face harassment or death from unconfined dogs.

Director of the Smithsonian Institute Migratory Bird Center Peter Marra points out reliable estimates of unconfined cat populations are as difficult to formulate as, well, herding cats.

Trap - neuter - release (TNR) programs, in which feral cats are sterilized and fed in unconfined colonies, have been advocated as a humane and effective way to reduce the impacts of feral cats on native wildlife.

As I wrote friends, the property has the serenity of a temple, with lovely gardens and an openness that makes you feel that you are totally unconfined.

It is represented by a combination of five qualities: 1) natural; 2) solitude or a primitive and unconfined type of recreation; 3) undeveloped; 4) untrammeled nature (essentially free from the actions of modern human control or manipulation); and 5) ecological, geological, or other features of scientific, educational, scenic, or historical value.

And what better way to begin than with this flu - shot video from Australia showing a number of handsome folks indulging in unconfined sternutation all lovingly captured in ultra slow motion.

And I'm a big foe of unconfined text widths, given that most people still browse with their windows at full screen width: nobody can follow a line of text that's a couple of thousand pixels wide; so the whole needs to be popped into fixed width divs, I think.

The room feels unconfined by its 11x11 - foot footprint.

He is opposed to nationalism because Islam is, in his opinion, outgoing and expansionist, unconfined by geographical, natural, or racial frontiers.

Some commentators reacted with «joy unconfined» that Corbyn was taking on «greedy» landlords and «villainous» lettings agents.

The first of these, entitled «Flesh», examines human activity under opposed conditions of confined and unconfined space.

Joy over this good news, however, is considerably less than unconfined in some NBA quarters.

This funky, colorful mural — Unconfined — was created by artist Blaine Fontana to benefit Forest for the Trees NW (and your Instagram feed).

«Let joy be unconfined!»

Whining, circling, sniffing, barking, or, if your puppy is unconfined, barking or scratching at the door, are all signs he needs to go.

Do you also understand Great Pyrenees are bred to roam that no amount of training can ever ensure that a Great Pyrenees can safely be off leash or unconfined, and that not strictly adhering to this restriction will place your dog at serious risk of injury, or even death?

Some signs that your puppy needs to «go» include: whining, barking, circling, sniffing, or — if he is unconfined — even scratching at the door.

Add 58 million unconfined «owned» cats, of which 80 percent — 46.6 million — aren't sterilized.

It advocates strengthening 5AAC.92.029 — which as written prohibits maintaining domesticated animals unconfined — to specifically outlaw keeping unconfined invasive felines under the aegis of TNR or other «no - kill» programs.

A nonlethal approach to controlling cat populations, known as trap — neuter - release (TNR), involves trapping and sterilizing cats and returning them to unconfined «colonies,» where they are fed daily by volunteer caretakers.

Rather, they would prefer to see the item displayed in all of its glory, unconfined by cardboard and Styrofoam.

What makes the lounge and dining pavilion at Casa Brio so special is the wonderful interplay between indoor and outdoor space; unconfined by doors or windows, the balmy Balinese breezes flow through effortlessly.

But, since the Berlin wall came down, the city has exerted a magnetic pull on British artists, especially those whose work is unconfined by language (though rising film star Sam Riley, who stars in the recent film adaptation of Brighton Rock, is a Berlin resident).

Barnette's work deals in the currency of west - coast vernacular, urbanism, fantasy, and abstraction, and is unconfined to any particular medium.

In the way that their space is undefined (and unconfined), artists have examined ways identity can be re-interpreted, performed, and transformed.