In the American system, the presidency is an office bounded by constitutional limits and competing institutions, but it is just as importantly bounded by the morality and personal rectitude of whomever occupies it.
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When the credits rolled, Ross bounded back onto the stage.
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It is bounded on two sides by huge, wooded parks.
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It is bounded by Hudson, Varick, Vandam and Spring streets.
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And Wagner's myths were too limiting, too bounded by nationhood.
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Last weekend, he bounded around a neighborhood in Newark, Del.
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They did not believe in borders or regimes bounded by geography.
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The size of the Iris community itself is also fairly bounded.
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The price movement is bounded by the two converging trend lines.
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"I'm proud of the way our guys bounded back," Dawkins said.
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They bounded up the mountainside and began laying down suppressive fire.
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Two hours into the party, Jonathan Kim bounded up a staircase.
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Deborah Borda, the orchestra's president and chief executive officer, bounded in.
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I bounded back onto the street without my usual tinted moisturizer.
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A roar erupted when Mr. Trudeau finally bounded his way up.
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"Skate hard," she told them as they bounded onto the ice.
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The dog escaped from its harness and bounded across the avenue.
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The German shepherd bounded through the lot, barked and began digging.
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He bounded up a stage to raucous applause and yelps of approval.
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Cattle scattered as the bear bounded across the pasture toward the trees.
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Mr. Kim, wearing his traditional Mao suit, bounded forward to greet him.
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"Uh oh," the main guy said as I bounded from my chair.
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When was the last time you bounded up an obstacle course like Atlas?
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Those two are bounded markets that are in the mid hundreds of billions.
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Emily's eyes gestured upwards as a gangly figure bounded up to the table.
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On a year-over-year basis, it has bounded even higher — nearly 8%.
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Novelistic time is tightly bounded, as well as being sequestered in the past.
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None of it bounded by any well-developed set of rules or regulations.
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And she just bounded up the stairs, all long-limbs flying and beaming.
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The aesthetic isn't bounded by art, which merely concentrates it for efficient consumption.
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Augustus bounded up the staircase in a way he hadn't done for years.
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After dinner, Leila and her friends bounded up the stairs to her bedroom.
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Both cases imply that the world may need to get used to a less disciplined US president who is not bounded, or doesn't want to be bounded, by traditional diplomatic rules and norms that would have constrained another US president.
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Fidel Castro once bounded across a room, to his embarrassment, to shake his hand.
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Other Yankees poured out of the dugout or bounded over to congratulate one another.
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Smith bounded onto the stage to applause, and some jokey shouting of his name.
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Big Chet squeezed between the ropes and bounded into the center of the ring.
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It used to be done by workers referencing paper-based, bounded collection of directions.
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Zardes scored when his shot from about 22 yards hit bounded off Robert Arboleda.
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Immediately, Justin bounded into the booby-trapped building and found Kenton in bad shape.
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The novel's bounded story was a technological innovation as much as a formal one.
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A few students took turns leading the others in this free (yet bounded) system.
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It bounded into the nearby crowd, leading to a code violation for ball abuse.
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The best places online are bounded by clear, well-enforced community guidelines for participation.
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That's largely thanks to geography, bounded as it is by wilderness on three sides.
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Then he pulled open the screen door with disarming ease and bounded outside, laughing.
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Those agencies' activities will be bounded by the courts, but she'll appoint judges too.
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They are faced with what the cognitive psychologist Herbert Simon called bounded rationality; the choices they make are bounded by the limited information available to them, financial constraints, family pressure, and other factors that might unfairly influence one's choices in one direction.
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Bounded by colleges, highways, and former quarries, the district is full of hallowed musical ground.
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When Bedol's older neighbor came by with his dog, she says Rico bounded towards him.
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This photograph lacked any indication that the womb was bounded by the pregnant woman's body.
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While WhatsApp/Messenger are for communicating privately with friends and/or in more bounded groups.
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But board and PC games are tightly bounded problem spaces with set rules and limits.
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During foreign missions, its actions would be governed and bounded by the underlying parliamentary mandate.
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One way or another, I think we're into the realm of bounded rationality/behavioral economics.
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Outdoor space: The 0.16-acre lot is bounded by fences and hedges that offer privacy.
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Annabelle's life, bounded by her family's farm and a one-room schoolhouse, is sheltered and safe.
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Xavier bounded in, and Alam pointed to a figurine in an off-the-shoulder evening gown.
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We hear he's good at making stuff that can pass through incredibly bounded and contorted spaces.
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First, it began, and has always remained, a bounded and compressed city, dense from its founding.
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" Ms. Warren herself bounded into the event with a whirlwind of fist pumps and energy. "Warren!
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My first cuddle was with Lulu, a Tibetan terrier, who bounded up to me upon arrival.
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The market district is also bounded by the major streets of Florida and New York Avenues.
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When Ms. Jacobson opened the car door, the two dogs bounded out of the back seat.
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The gold sub-index bounded up 2.47 percent as the yellow metal hit a four-week high.
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Today it is a poky little stream, bounded and half-buried, fouled with decades of industrial waste.
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By keeping allowance prices within a bounded range, a price collar creates a hybrid of the two.
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It has to get people interested who weren't even born when Mario bounded into the third dimension.
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Nor can there be trust in any commercial arrangement unless it has adequately bounded — and legal — terms.
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One day last fall, Mack bounded to the front of a school lecture hall in suburban Phoenix.
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It's only proof that for that bounded period of time, you beat the other guy (or woman).
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At one point, she bounded into a women's bathroom to show off a new row of stalls.
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In this way, political contests are bounded and contained, prevented from spilling over into violence or illiberalism.
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It's a traditional form of boxing where competitors fight with a single bounded hand for three rounds.
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We bounded up the escalators, across the plaza to Eighth Avenue and 33rd Street and started jogging.
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It is bounded by Westchester County to the west and north, and by Stamford to the east.
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The flat, fertile plain where Delhi sits is bounded by the Himalayas, which block the movement of air.
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" Sting continues, "David bounded over to us between songs, kissed Trudie's bump and asked when she was due.
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The original Vive's tracking space was bounded by a blue grid, letting wearers know they'd gone too far.
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Wearing black sunglasses, he bounded onto the stage and kneeled to play trombone during the first number "Backatown".
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In hard structures the molecules are bounded together more tightly, so it takes more energy to move them.
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The church's compound takes up the entire two-acre block bounded by Hudson, Barrow, Greenwich and Christopher Streets.
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His shot pinged off defender Kemar Lawrence and bounded past a crowd of defenders and goalkeeper Luis Robles.
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They bounded with glee through Journey's caves and ruins, solving puzzles and leading one another to hidden collectibles.
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But this week, Chad bounded over a line that even the most terrible reality villains wouldn't dare toe.
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His second shot bounded over the green, but Woods later said that was a calculation, not a mistake.
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She bounded upstairs to them and after a while, the cheers and laughter grew too loud to ignore.
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A cheerful German shepherd bounded ahead, and Apted shook off his reverie to greet the dog with warmth.
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In time, the sixties gave rise to more identity-bounded movements: Black Power, second-wave feminism, gay liberation.
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And she practically wrapped her arms around another woman who bounded away shaking her head, uninterested and impatient.
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These nations are bounded by mountains and forests and buttes, with embracing clans, leaders and spiritualism woven deep.
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He saw the young, naked mannequin boy across the floor and bounded toward him like a spring doe.
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Vehicle sales, which had fallen nearly in half, bounded back, reaching an 18 million pace in late 2017.
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However, the show's layout features supporting materials too strongly, detracting from the photos' time-bounded, thematic focal point.
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It's the only sea bounded by currents, not land, yet that has afforded little protection from human impacts.
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Lucy Reading-Ikkanda If you shade the region bounded by the Julia set, you get the filled Julia set.
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The animal stood still for a moment, on the alert, sniffing the air, then bounded off up the hill.
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He bounded back to his feet, acted as if he were fine, though his eyes were rattled and wide.
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We were confined to a headland bounded by fragile endangered species, and more threateningly, by rattlesnakes and unexploded ordnance.
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While the others slept, one with big ears and a tiny face bounded out and proudly puffed her chest.
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As soon as he bounded out of the SUV and nearly knocked me over, I knew he wasn't leaving.
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"I'll keep it short," Mr Farage assured his host, not quite off-mic, as he bounded onto the stage.
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Alig bounded into the living room beaming, wearing a white T-shirt, loosely fit jeans, and bright red sneakers.
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Inside Satya Nadella's plan to outsmart Google Satya Nadella bounded into the conference room, eager to talk about intelligence.
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His late adolescence and early adulthood had been spent in captivity, yet he bounded toward us like a fawn.
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The Philae lander, which bounded to the comet's surface in November 2014, was a resounding success and a failure.
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Kubrick's gleeful machinery, waltzing in time to Strauss, had bounded past an abundance of human misery on the ground.
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He jogged the rest of the way to the Lambs Club and bounded into the private Stanford White Studio.
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At 12:25, Petro bounded up the steps of another brownstone three houses from his to greet Erna Blumhardt.
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The word "typically" is a notable choice there — suggesting some of these partnerships were rather more bounded than others.
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Iwundu in bounded to Stokes, who hit a fall-away jumper that lifted Kansas State's lead back to four.
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Early one evening, two young boys bounded in as if they owned the place, trailed by their befuddled father.
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Then a woman from Russian state television bounded to her feet in the airport-hangar-like press space here.
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We both turned to look at Max, who bounded off the springboard into a high and easy front flip.
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A big square lounge in the middle of the room is bounded by zebra-striped panels of white ebony.
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In 2014, an irritated baboon bounded by Luke Donald of England on his approach shot during the second round.
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But at least Adam is a bounded entity, equipped with facial expressions and the good manners to explain himself.
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This week, researchers announced the discovery of a small herbivorous dinosaur that also bounded around on powerful back legs.
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The episodes that preceded the finale embodied the same spirit—a farcical and surrealist satire bounded by Southern, downtempo cool.
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There are few catalysts Wednesday for stocks, which bounded higher Tuesday, with energy, industrials and materials leading the market higher.
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Donahue paints with wide, flat brushstrokes and minimal shading, articulating bodies in curving pools of color bounded by thick outlines.
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The micro-Commons are smaller, bounded domains, which have social and cultural rules of engagement for cooperation within that domain.
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But even in a bounded world, it's still difficult to get machines to interact with humans in a believable way.
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Burundi, a tiny green country of 10m people bounded by Rwanda, Tanzania and Congo, has become a place of fear.
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"FEMA's mission is bounded by laws and regulations, but for a disaster survivor, recovery is a continuum," the report says.
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Soon, Hollande was in his offices, where Philae, his black Lab, bounded around and two receptionists sat at adjoining desks.
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Attracting amazing, cognitively diverse people, bounded by strong culture, will empower your startup to over-achieve with very little resources.
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This protein bounded to the cells on the intestinal wall, and told them to release another protein, called claudin-2.
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Map your microservices to business processes Teams should have bounded context and systems should follow the ordinary flow of business.
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Lang Lang, a former student and current superstar, bounded into Mr. Graffman's apartment across from Carnegie Hall with a present.
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Across from where I was standing, there was a building fronted by a little plaza bounded by a low wall.
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But gentrification is changing Little Haiti, which is bounded by Avenue H, Brooklyn Avenue, Parkside Avenue and East 16th Street.
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As Ms. Taddeo nibbled on her seafood Cobb salad, her daughter bounded into the restaurant and jumped onto her lap.
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A twelve-year-old boy in a red-and-white striped t-shirt bounded up the ladder onto the deck.
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Mistakes didn't send me careening into a field or off a cliff, but bounded me back on to the track.
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The and Dow Jones Industrial Average bounded to new highs last week, the latter for the first time since January.
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But redevelopment of the Seward Park Urban Renewal Area — bounded by Essex, Grand, Willett and Delancey Streets — lagged for decades.
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The dogs bounded to freedom and fell on the impala en masse, just as the scientists hoped they would do.
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As the technology improves, the range of ways people can express themselves in VR will be bounded only by their imagination.
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Medics tending to Japan's Yuto Totsuka, who bounded off the lip and fell all the way down the pipe face-first.
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Her semi-abstract paintings are filled with loosely bounded shapes that sit still against or jump in front of one another.
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The dollar bounded towards 108 yen and hit the eye-catching 100 threshold against a basket of currencies in brisk trade.
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Trump delivered only a handful of speeches as her husband bounded from one unlikely phase of his campaign to the next.
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We may understand that the Twitter or Facebook audience is potentially limitless, but we often act as if it were bounded.
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It might be because sharing book snippets is inherently more niche than sharing photos (it's certainly more bounded, given language barriers).
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One edge of the community is bounded by a fetid canal, its banks lined with homes, abandoned cars and food vendors.
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"As you can see, we have many babies," the woman, Dorota Trec, said as a little black fluff ball bounded by.
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So it is bounded and balanced, and absolutely does not apply to every individual and every piece of sensitive personal data.
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With my understanding of HIV deepening, I took these discoveries and bounded back into the dating scene with new found enthusiasm.
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Up the block from By Chloe, he spotted a shaded fire station driveway and bounded across the street into oncoming traffic.
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But while the visual content is neatly bounded by the four sides of a photograph's frame, sound is less well-behaved.
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The ship bounded through the Pacific Ocean, scraping up against the Great Barrier Reef and stopping in New Zealand and Tahiti.
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As the ball bounded through Jones' legs, Reaves reached for the ball and then stood up, flipping Jones to the floor.
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They bounded down the staircase and were transfixed by two blue jays they saw sparring over seeds on the television screen.
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The hallway is bounded on one side by the main staircase, and leads into a great room trimmed in gypsum wood.
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After his first goal, he bounded over the advertisements lining the field to emphatically milk the applause from the traveling fans.
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When it was his turn to talk, he grabbed the mike, bounded past the lectern, and stood close to the crowd.
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One of two things will happen: either the values will grow infinitely in size, or they'll settle into a stable, bounded pattern.
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Immediately, Justin bounded into the booby-trapped and unbelievably dangerous and unsafe building and found Kenton, but in very, very bad shape.
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This month Emmanuel Macron hopped back from a three-day trip to west Africa, then bounded through visits to Algeria and Qatar.
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Indeed, SwiftKey's exit to Microsoft suggests there are far harder and more bounded margins on potential growth in the productivity app space.
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I could be bounded in a nut-shell, and myself king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams.
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Economists don't just love them because of theory; they work, especially in bounded markets where demand is elastic or substitution is cheap.
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But, unlike many of his colleagues in the sex-anthem industry, there's a quality to his freakiness that feels bounded, almost safe.
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" But for this study, they were able to "explore the uses of game theory and bounded rationality in the context of robots.
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To be a Jew according to this vision is to belong to a bounded group that admits the other only under duress.
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Few roadside barriers protected the route in those days, and at one point a St. Bernard dog bounded right up to her.
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Sometimes, the reviews are supplemented with a brief thematic overview of a particular vintage, or they are bounded within a price range.
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Gone, too, are the ones where homesick college freshmen bounded through the door, young marriages began and a child first tasted peas.
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Outdoor space: The back terrace is bounded by a new stone wall with an integrated outdoor fireplace and a nearby hot tub.
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They bounded in to watch the latest video sent by their director, Kirill Serebrennikov, a man few of them have ever met.
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The dollar bounded above 107 yen in brisk trade to hit 107.43, while the euro touched its lowest since January around $1.23.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. McInerney bounded through the Bronx warehouse, grabbing passing colleagues by the shoulders and enthusiastically shaking their hands.
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The Julia set is the boundary between starting values that go off to infinity and values that remain bounded below a given value.
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It's possible the pair have inadvertently stumbled on the solution for tech addiction: Apps that only function within very specific and bounded windows.
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Nobel prizes were awarded to the frontier academic leaders studying the space, starting with Herbert Simon in his groundbreaking work called "bounded rationality".
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Olympic and world triple jump champion Christian Taylor was beaten by the silver medalist Will Claye, who bounded 18.06 meters to Taylor's 17.82.
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The 53-year-old kept his hands in his jacket pockets as he bounded up the stairs to head into his art studio.
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Well, perhaps that's the wrong phrase — they're actually quite closely bounded, as the world only exists out to the edge of the plate.
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Their retention in working memory is short-lived and bounded: When they're no longer actively being thought about, they're stored elsewhere or forgotten.
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Today's artificial intelligences are "narrow AI" — they often surpass human capabilities, but only in specific, bounded domains like playing games or generating images.
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Senior guard Frank Mason III dribbled out top until the six-second mark, then got off a contested 202-footer that bounded off.
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The park is long and thin, bounded by water on one side and the Brooklyn Queens Expressway and tall bluffs on the other.
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In farming, for example, while fertilizer and combines boosted growth for a while, a finite amount of arable land has kept production bounded.
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He gazed at Harry, an English Cocker Spaniel, as he bounded into Wuffstock, the Halloween party at Morris Animal Inn in neighboring Morristown.
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Kim aggressively pressed Saffiedine throughout the clash, but the European welterweight seemed to be able to pick him apart as he bounded in.
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With that, it bounded into the weeds and headed down the embankment, toward the shouts of children echoing from the tire swing below.
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Competition lies behind democracy in politics and markets in the economy, which — bounded by the rule of law and morality — bring about excellence.
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And the crowd burst into laughter as Mr. Newsom's youngest son, Dutch, 2, bounded onto the stage and leapt into his father's arms.
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He hit a sharp draw on the par-3 43th, turning and swinging his club in disgust as it bounded down a hill.
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In Central Park, two cousins bounded up the ancient rocks, no longer displaced persons, but 33-year-old conquerors of a famous playground.
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The puck bounded out to Jones, who fired from the right circle through a screen and past a sprawling Holtby at 41 seconds.
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So Mary-Pat, as she is called, bounded onstage, held her friend's hand and recited the words until her friend found her voice.
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Some new friends and I were walking along a makeshift path bounded by a grass-covered train track and a line of abandoned boxcars.
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"Just when everyone had counted the market down, the market bounded back," John Carey, a portfolio manager at Amundi Pioneer, told CNBC on Thursday.
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"You belong to another time / You are lord / Of a place bounded like a dream," the Jorge Luis Borges poem "To a Cat" reads.
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As the hijacking ended, a visibly delighted Witzel arrived by helicopter and bounded across the bridge to hug police involved in killing the hijacker.
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The Founding Fathers of Europe deliberately removed a great deal of decision-making from the hands of the (nation-bounded and short-sighted) public.
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Located southeast of the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea features a large basin bounded by South America, Central America, and the Caribbean Islands.
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The models I've seen posit that the Earth is a disk with the North Pole in the center, bounded by Antarctica at the edges.
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Miami is bounded by the twin natural barriers of the sea and the Everglades, so the city can't sprawl outwards as much as others.
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Even the massive Puck Building, which covers an entire block bounded by Lafayette, East Houston, Mulberry and Jersey Streets, is only nine stories high.
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After the demo, conducted by Rohan Kumar, Microsoft's corporate vice president of Azure Data, Nadella bounded back on stage smiling and told the story.
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He bounded out of the dugout, but his sole purpose was to remove Matz from the game, after the 22th pitch he had thrown.
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As an adult, I've bounded between these two archetypes in my romantic life like the princess trapped between the two worlds of the movie.
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He had the only undefeated horse in the field, and they bounded out of the gate and led the way into the first turn.
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Ward called the same situation a few moments later, and Turner bounded a ground ball to second to move the imaginary runner to third.
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It is bounded by an enormous gyre -- spinning oceanic currents that pull trash towards the center and trap it there, creating a garbage vortex.
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Halfway through telling her what had happened, she bounded past me into her car with just her socks on, and raced for the hospital.
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The instant I came in, the assistant bounded up to me and recited what was obviously a set of phrases scripted by the management.
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"The ability to learn new things is great," said Ms. Kaufman, as Kesha bounded out of ShopRite toward the movie theater's old-fashioned marquee.
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Perhaps, erased by her own hand, Janet Freed Lynch prefers to remain an undetectable enigma, balancing on the bounded edges of a cybernetic archive.
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Overlooking three sides of the room is an open gallery reached by an oak spiral staircase and bounded by an oak-and-steel balustrade.
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Seurat basically works by letting developers set a bounded perspective region from which a viewer can move around in VR to look at a scene.
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After she received a standing ovation, the music director Nathan Koci bounded over to offer Tait a hug, a prop pistol dangling from his hand.
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The neighborhood, roughly 11 blocks bounded by Marin Boulevard and Second, Washington and Steuben Streets, was designated a special district by the city in 25.
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Think Sleep No More or Westworld, in which storytelling has an emotional impact and a lasting one of the kind that bounded, voyeuristic art doesn't.
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Hillary Clinton soon bounded onstage, delivering well-rehearsed broadsides against the GOP with a practiced suaveness that has eluded her at times on the trail.
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Monticello also has a skid-pad — a wide-open area paved with grippy asphalt — on which we set up a small course bounded by cones.
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CORALVILLE, Iowa — It was her first visit to Iowa, but Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez bounded onstage like she was speaking to a hometown crowd in Queens.
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When the rest of the Thunder had finished infield practice, Rodriguez bounded up the dugout steps with three bats in hand to take batting practice.
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Arrogate bounded down the lane as if he were on a trampoline, his strides widening, his momentum matching a runaway steamroller on a downhill slope.
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By the next morning, Alexa was the first "person" Grace said hello to as she bounded into the kitchen wearing her pink fluffy dressing gown.
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By refusing to stay bounded, Mr. Galanin said he could connect with other artists and communities, and help Native culture evolve on its own terms.
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The questions that can be asked and the types of "answers" that can be given are bounded by such a precisely focused framing of psychology.
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But the material privilege of her childhood was bounded by a father who drank too much and a mother prone to sudden fits of rage.
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It is bounded by Alpine to the east, the Oradell Reservoir to the west, Haworth and Demarest to the south and Norwood to the north.
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But this bit of bounded space serves mainly to emphasize the unbounded emptiness around it, adding a note of theatricality to the painting's spacey transcendence.
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Instead, the only sound was the joyous yelp of a couple from Shanghai as they bounded out of the neighboring cabin, Huawei camera phone aloft.
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He had bounded into a polling station to throw his support behind Muhammadu Buhari, who seemed bursting with ideas to grow the country's lackluster economy.
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Unlike most people, whose behavior is bounded by shame and thus amenable to criticism, Trump is truly shameless, and thus criticizing his behavior is useless.
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Such a machine, the speculation goes, would not be bounded by bothersome human limitations, such as slowness of thought, emotions, irrational biases and need for sleep.
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"The operational capacity of a submarine is an important component in national defence of our country bounded on its east and west by sea," Kim said.
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"The operational capacity of a submarine is an important component in national defense of our country bounded on its east and west by sea," Kim said.
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ON JANUARY 11th Rebecca Friedrichs, a California teacher challenging the way public-sector unions do business, bounded out of the Supreme Court wearing a big smile.
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The moment that Yasaku Maezawa bounded into view during the SpaceX-sponsored press conference, the world knew that a different kind of space traveler had appeared.
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Steve Israel (D) bounded through the doors of the Clinton election party at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York "sniffing victory," he said.
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The neighborhood, home to immigrants from countries including Portugal and Brazil, is adjacent to Newark Penn Station and bounded by railroad tracks and the Passaic River.
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Each of these adhere to some temporally consistent, spatially bounded definition, and can more appropriately be used to understand how one neighborhood varies compared to another.
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As they tried to explain why Pomskies make such good lap dogs, a perky terrier bounded across the room and started sniffing around Ms. Goldman's dog.
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MONROVIA, Liberia — George Weah, a former international soccer star, bounded onto the field in a stadium filled with tens of thousands of roaring fans on Monday.
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After school, he would visit the newly opened internet cafe in his hometown, Xinzhou, a small city in Shanxi Province bounded by a veil of mountains.
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At the beginning, Glover shoots a bounded man in the back of the head — the gun is then handled with care as the body is dragged away.
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Each had an area of half a square kilometre, and each was bounded on one side by healthy rainforest and on the other by a soyabean plantation.
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Leopard that mauled 3 in India escapes Predawn search The park near Nairobi's central business district is largely bounded by an electric fence to keep animals inside.
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It bounded more than 0.9443 percent to $20.944, its highest level since May 2112, before edging back slightly to $21 as policymakers underscored they could act again.
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Meaning that your dog might remember all sorts of things you've been up to—like that time last summer it bounded in on some unexpected sexy-time.
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The group bounded up the stairs to a V.I.P. section of the restaurant, along with her bodyguard, Mike, whose job this evening mostly involved holding her purse.
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Wharton County, bounded on the northeast by the San Bernard River and bisected by the Colorado, has some of the state's most productive farm and ranch land.
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Madness. After Jerome made the first free throw, the second clanked off the iron and bounded into the backcourt — where Kihei Clark chased it down for Virginia.
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The book form is bounded only by the artist's imagination and modest means, rather than the physical walls of a gallery or the commercial art market system.
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Shares in Asia bounded higher on Tuesday as market sentiment improved ahead of the phase one trade deal signing between China and the U.S. later this week.
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The meeting was briefly interrupted when Bob Weinstein, the brother of Harvey Weinstein, bounded up to the table and plopped onto the couch next to Mr. Boies.
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Last year, an area bounded by Flatbush, Church and Nostrand Avenues was designated the Little Caribbean cultural district, making a separate Haitian district redundant, some local leaders say.
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Jeff MastersDirector of Meteorology at Weather UndergroundLet's assume the Earth is flat like on the UN logo, with all the continents surrounding the North Pole, bounded by oceans.
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Before any written record, the Bay of Bengal was the realm of floating communities of water nomads, with mastery of the seas and little sense of bounded space.
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On Saturday, Werthimer joked that at least a million of them "bounded by optimism leave their [computers] on" in the hopes of intercepting a message from another world.
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Abstract comics are not entirely new, but often they emphasize their affiliation to more traditional comics through bounded panels or other recognizable signifers; Verstraeten's are simply abstract drawings.
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While these two phenomena are hard to model, we found that they are bounded by a ellipse of a particular shape, having a high eccentricity equal to 0.8.
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The researchers looked at pieces of land in the Santa Monica Mountains and Santa Susana Mountains, bounded on every side by freeways, farms, and urban or suburban communities.
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However, governments of the Americas have agreed that absolute state sovereignty is bounded by the rules of the Inter-American Democratic Charter (of which Venezuela is a signatory).
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NoLIta, which stands for North of Little Italy, is bounded by the Bowery to the east, Lafayette Street to the west and East Houston Street to the north.
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Night Out Jason Jones bounded down the stairs of an Upper West Side public elementary school on a recent Wednesday night, having just finished a parent-teacher conference.
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Parkchester is bounded by East Tremont Street to the north, Castle Hill Avenue to the east, Westchester Avenue to the south and White Plains Road to the west.
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MIAMI — Ted Cruz bounded onstage to a seldom-heard introduction — "the first Hispanic president of the United States" — and spoke later of his "abuelo and abuela" in Cuba.
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On a recent Sunday, he bounded across the stage of his church, the New Season Christian Worship Center, acting out multiple roles in the biblical story of Joshua.
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He has had four decades of tomorrows in the game, and yet he exuded an unmistakable energy as he bounded out of the clubhouse and onto the field.
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We were bounded by the neighborhood, defined by it, chained to our circumstances and chained to the invisible norms that told us we ought to know our place.
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When P-47 finally bounded out of the cage and disappeared, I noticed that for a long time my heart had been beating with an unaccustomed, satisfying fear.
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But the notion of nationhood in the Hebrew Bible and later Jewish thought is not the same as the modern conception of nations as territorially bounded political entities.
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Kicker Evan Staley booted a 37-yard field goal that bounded off the right upright to end the first half and gave the Mountaineers a 123-7 lead.
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Disney+ bounded out of the gate with a live-action Lady & The Tramp remake that's genuinely adorable, thanks primarily to the talented actors voicing all of the doggos.
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From 1898 through 1912, the Dodgers' home was Washington Park, a site bounded by Third Avenue, First Street, Fourth Avenue and Third Street, near the pungent Gowanus Canal.
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