Sentence examples for a boundary on from inspiring English sources

Observe that the complete segmentation of the layer can be defined by a boundary on one viewpoint projected to the remaining frames.

– Scientist 3. Except, when you put a boundary on it, then people probably think if they're on one side of the boundary or the other there's a huge difference in probability when there isn't.

However, both scientists and stakeholders expressed that the boundaries between classes on the binned map (Figure 1D) could present a disadvantage if they were interpreted as non-gradational or "step-wise": Except, when you put a boundary on it, then people probably think if they're on one side of the boundary or the other there's a huge difference in probability when there isn't.

Though wildly different in content, these cases both involve balancing principles and practicality, and then doing one of the most awkward jobs of government: setting a limit, a boundary on the allowable.Limits are often difficult to defend and frequently open to the charge of arbitrariness.

The sounds of his wife & children put a boundary on the universe suggested by the lights.

As President Roosevelt foresaw when he protected the Grand Canyon, and as President Clinton foresaw when he protected Grand Staircase-Escalante, a monument begins as a boundary on a map, and soon becomes something more.

We thought it was a par score because it was a good pitch, small boundary on one side and a fast outfield.

Each match is controlled by one field umpire, a goal umpire at each end, and a boundary umpire on each side.

The results are visualized via a boundary projected on a reference plane below the part.

We define a boundary operator on chains, which maps chains to their boundary chains.

This creates a boundary both on the level of fraud and credit losses it can sustain and (more importantly) on its pricing.