Sentence examples for a boundary separating the from inspiring English sources

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.

The results reveal that the border formation can be associated with the event of intersection between a boundary separating the attraction basins of two different point attractors and the initial Hb profile presenting the input from the maternally expressed hb gene.

We know from European history that in the 15th century, in Constantinople and in Grenada, a clear boundary separating the Muslim and the Christian world was set.

In the phase space of the bistable system, mature B cells would reside on one side of an imaginary boundary separating the two basins of attraction for the B cell and plasma cell states.

This area, mostly constituted by the Hyblean Plateau, is located on the footwall of a large normal fault system which since the Middle Pleistocene has reactivated the Malta Escarpment (Hirn et al., 1997; Bianca et al., 1999), a Meso-zoic boundary separating the continental domain from the oceanic crust of the Ionian basin (Scandone et al., 1981; Sartori et al., 1991; Argnani and Bonazzi, 2005).

This curve is used as a boundary separating hinge and the blade.

Einstein dealt perhaps the biggest blow to what Mr Smolin calls "real" time by treating it both as a static dimension akin to length, width and depth, and as a concept in which the boundary separating the past from the future is different for different observers.

A startling example of such a change is found at the geologic boundary separating the Paleozoic and Mesozoic periods.

In the Southern Hemisphere, there is a marked cooling event beginning near the boundary separating the Mississippian and Pennsylvanian subperiods.

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).

Front points describe the location and the shape of the interfacial boundary separating the immiscible liquids.