Sentence examples for a continuous border from inspiring English sources

So, internal bloc stability was found to depend on socio-cultural homogeneity and intra-regional trade relations,10 while geographic criteria, such as geographic proximity, a continuous border and the availability of natural barriers between the blocs, turned out key to both internal stability and external relative power.

Two or three pieces of garnish arranged at intervals may be more attractive than a continuous border or a large pile.[2].

Thus began the third and final period of Ottoman-Habsburg relations, characterized by continuous border conflict; diversions on both sides, however, prevented long periods of open warfare.

It was the regime that in the early 15th century sent fleets of ships to explore distant lands and oceans; and that, within another century, began sealing its northern frontier with the longest, most solid and most continuous border wall in Chinese history.

Northumberland's subsequent history until the union of the Scottish and English crowns (1603) is a continuous record of border warfare.

These might include increased funding for the US military and his proposal to strengthen the southern border with a continuous wall, even if getting the Mexicans to pay for it may have to wait for fraught bilateral negotiations that are harder to imagine bearing fruit.

To include these features, we introduce a continuous modularity paradigm, where the border of a module and overlap between modules can both be found, allowing each module to accomplish a relatively autonomous function and to influence the function of other modules.

"The border with Iran is a continuous stretch of history and civilization," Mr. Qanbar said, "while the border with Arab countries is a desert".

This indicates that osteoclasts do not necessarily need a continuous bone surface but osteoclast ruffled border membranes can form a resorption interface with a fibrous mineral scaffold.

It was defined as a continuous slight FDG uptake along the border of a subpleural consolidation without uptake within the consolidation.

The rim sign was defined on FDG-PET/CT as the association of (1) a continuous slight FDG uptake along the border of a subpleural lung consolidation and (2) the absence of FDG uptake within the consolidation.