In my mind, Jenner is tucked away in Kardashian 'verse, which I will admit is somewhat boundaryless.
|
|
MYLES: He's sort of boundaryless, which is amazing, like he's sitting in time in this fuzzy, profound way.
|
|
It's also something more, an effort to leverage a scientific phenomenon that may ease our way into a boundaryless digital future.
|
|
No longer comfortable with her boundaryless living situation with Daniel and frustrated with demoralizing working conditions, Issa turns to her friend Kelly.
|
|
Usually, it's a "guy in his 50s, who's been slightly boundaryless or sexually inappropriate for years and gets away with it," she says.
|
|
In the early years, when the nature of the occupation was still amorphous, the two would spend time together hiking throughout the newly boundaryless country.
|
|
Woven into the miles-long scarves draped over the models' shoulders, words like "Genderless" and "Boundaryless" seemed distinctly at odds with pinup images of female sex machines, but never mind.
|
|
They've been observed using live eels to masturbate like some kind of aquatic Fleshlight, living in boundaryless sexual societies and are among the few mammals besides humans that have sex for pleasure and social bonding.
|
|
Building a sustainable workforce that can adapt to boundaryless careers means pushing people to find meaning both at work and elsewhere, and clearly defining work objectives to allow people to fulfill these and live a meaningful life outside of work.
|
|
An artist's impression of a bounded set (top) and of an unbounded set (bottom). The set at the bottom continues forever towards the right. :"Bounded" and "boundary" are distinct concepts; for the latter see boundary (topology). A circle in isolation is a boundaryless bounded set, while the half plane is unbounded yet has a boundary.
|
|
Li and Yau, in 1983, proved a weakened version controlling the average of the first eigenvalues for arbitrary . To date, the non-averaged Polya conjecture remains open. Li and Yau's 1980 article gave a number of inequalities for eigenvalues (for both standard types of boundary conditions in addition to the boundaryless case), all based on the maximum principle and the pointwise differential Harnack estimates as pioneered five years earlier by Yau and by Cheng-Yau.
|
|
Virtual organization is defined as being closely coupled upstream with its suppliers and downstream with its customers such that where one begins and the other ends means little to those who manage the business processes within the entire organization. A special form of boundaryless organization is virtual. Hedberg, Dahlgren, Hansson, and Olve (1999) consider the virtual organization as not physically existing as such, but enabled by software to exist.Hedberg, B., G. Dahlgren, J. Hansson, and N.-G.
|
|
A boundaryless organization is a contemporary approach in organization design. It is an organization that is not defined by, or limited to, the horizontal, vertical, or external boundaries imposed by a predefined structure. This term was coined by former General Electric chairman Jack Welch because he wanted to eliminate vertical and horizontal boundaries within the company and break down external barriers between the company and its customers and suppliers.2007, Management, 9th Ed. by Stephen P. Robbins and Mary Coulter.
|
|
She evolved HSN from a linear network to a multi-platform business, creating a "boundaryless" retail; according to Fast Company, nearly half the HSN's revenue comes through digital platforms. She recruited major celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez, Queen Latifah, Mariah Carey, Iman, P. Diddy, Padma Lakshmi, Martha Stewart, Jessica Simpson, Keith Urban, Nicki Minaj, Mary J. Blige, and Serena Williams, and major cosmetics companies such as Lancôme and Stila, to appear on the network and sell their own brands of merchandise, most of them exclusively created for HSN.Levy, Ariel. "Mindy Grossman's Sell-A-Vision Success". Elle. February 9, 2012.
|
|
For example, any rectangle can be glued left-edge to right-edge with a reversal of orientation. Some, but not all, of these can be smoothly modeled as surfaces in Euclidean space. A closely related, but not homeomorphic, surface is the complete open Möbius band, a boundaryless surface in which the width of the strip is extended infinitely to become a Euclidean line. A half-twist clockwise gives an embedding of the Möbius strip which cannot be moved or stretched to give the half-twist counterclockwise; thus, a Möbius strip embedded in Euclidean space is a chiral object with right- or left-handedness.
|
|