The theory of the
natural boundaries which emerged mainly in France at the end of the seventeenth century was widely spread throughout the nineteenth century:
"River Neva, the Svir valley and Lake Onega cannot be counted inside the
natural boundaries of Finland, because one meets here in both fauna and flora such a mighty Central European and Russian-Asiatic element that such a boundary does not become sharp nor natural ...
Karen MacNeil, author of the "Wine Bible" (Workman, $19.95), says within the formidable
natural boundaries of Chile exists an almost Eden-like environment for grapes.
They realized that the north of Iraq could not subsist without the riches of the south and the south could not be defended without the
natural boundaries of the north.
The product's flexibility lies in its simplicity: Edison creates
natural boundaries and allows the work environment to evolve with ease.
Henriques is passionate about the need for all journalists to acquire business literacy no matter their beat, "because business has escaped all its
natural boundaries -- it's part of the news on science, culture, higher education, and sports.
The site fulfils the ecological requirements for the horses in terms of water, food and natural shelter, and is conveniently confined by
natural boundaries, including a lake, a river and high sand dunes.
Some experts worry that if our spreading mobility effectively wipes out
natural boundaries altogether, the protections of health provided by biological diversity will break down, plagues will run rampant, and human society will become more vulnerable as it becomes more homogenous.
As we help today's businesses think beyond their
natural boundaries, we must.
The goal of bioethics should not simply be to solve technical problems involving specific procedures via the issuance of rules, but "concern for the moral health of our entire community." Consequently, it is humane ideals, not just human individuals, that must be protected and defended "[i]n a world whose once-given
natural boundaries are blurred by technological change and whose moral boundaries are seemingly up for grabs."
Likewise, the Syrian congress of March 1920 specifically called for the independence of Syria according to its
natural boundaries, which included Palestine.
Developed to barely feature length (running time of the "narrative" itself is 70 minutes, with more than 10 minutes of languorous end credits and innumerable alt and outtakes tacked on) from a five-minute comic bit created for "The Chris Rock Show," nonsensical conceit about a self-styled, gibberish-spouting superhero and crooner plays like what it is, a one-joke sketch extended way beyond its
natural boundaries. Overpriced even on its paltry $3.5 million budget, this lame little item is headed straight for the video racks after a desultory theatrical run.
