Sentence examples for a boundary when from inspiring English sources
When they get personal, I think that's a boundary, when they step over that line.
It's not over either, Finch massmurdering a boundary when Rankin invites him so to do by straying to middle-and-leg.
As wickets tumbled – some carelessly, such as Jack Burnham run out going for the third – Jennings resolved to take a single from every ball and a boundary when available.
12.39pm GMT 8th over: South Africa 34-1 (Elgar 13, Amla 6) Proving me more or less wrong in a flash, Elgar plays a quite wonderful late cut for a boundary when Harris sends a half-tracker wide of off stump.
Mr. Wu concluded that the men's actions were a form of interactive art, though he conceded that at one point one man may have overstepped a boundary — when he unzipped his fly and took out his penis, a moment also confirmed by Ms. Yan.
"How do you assert a boundary when you have broken a law?" She said she would have reported some incidents as sexual assaults if she wasn't carrying the sex offender stigma.
As far as in (1.1 6 (the sixth equation of (1.1)) is concerned to the case of a nonporous boundary, (1.1 6 simulates a porous boundary when a function is nonnegative.
The H.I.V. epidemic passes a critical boundary when one per cent of adults become infected; that figure has turned out to be a sort of trip wire.
A method is given for the calculation of the reflection coefficient for plane waves incident upon a plane boundary when the acoustic medium flows parallel to the plane and the resulting boundary layer is of finite thickness.
The topic is interesting since these null boundary terms are necessary in order to perform a general study of the Complexity=Action proposal for Lovelock gravity". We derive boundary terms appropriate for the general Lanczos Lovelock action on a null boundary, when Dirichlet boundary conditions are imposed.
Δμ 0 is the difference at a plane boundary (when diameter,D, of the precipitate tends to ∞), Λ is the atomic volume of the precipitate andσ is the surface free energy of the precipitate.
