Sentence examples for a boundary separating from inspiring English sources

It acts as a boundary separating native vegetation from farmland.

It is typically considered, by those of us who don't depend on it, little more than a boundary separating Mexico from Texas, a squiggly moat on a map.

(A junction is a boundary separating slabs of fluid-like media).

Gyurkovics, H., Gausz, J., Kummer, J. & Karch, F. A new homeotic mutation in the Drosophila bithorax complex removes a boundary separating two domains of regulation.

This major current system is a western boundary current that flows poleward along a boundary separating the warm and more saline waters of the Sargasso Sea to the east from the colder, slightly fresher continental slope waters to the north and west.

It is closer to Kelsen's view that legality is at bottom a boundary separating permissible coercion exercised in the name of the community and impermissible coercion not so exercised (though of course for Kelsen this would be a moral boundary that only need exist in the eyes of the law, whether or not it exists outright; see Kelsen 1952).

The first sort of puzzle relates to the intuition that a boundary separates two entities (or two parts of the same entity), which are then said to be continuous with each other.

In a (a) salient boundary separating two different regions (P≃1), (b) noisy or texture region (P≃0), and (c) homogeneous color intensity region (P≃0) (The arrows represent the gradient vectors).

It was like an artificial boundary, separating a quiet north London suburb from another, unrecognisable world.

Within the framework described by these different accounts of cognitive control, attention, and motor planning, the relationship between interpretation and planning is akin to an incremental or cascaded process without a definitive boundary separating one from the other – planning is interpretation, and vice versa.

This paper follows our previous paper [1], where we considered the evolution of a free boundary separating two immiscible viscous fluids in a single capillary of an absolutely rigid solid body.