Sentence examples for a definite boundary from inspiring English sources

My parents weren't like Captain von Trapp at the beginning of The Sound Of Music, cold and cut off from his kids, but there was a definite boundary between their world and mine, reinforced in my mind by that yearbook.

If being a nation meant having separate educational and legal systems, distinctive banknotes, a definite boundary, and a church and sports teams it could call its own, then Scotland had all of those.

The Sun does not have a definite boundary, and in its outer parts its density decreases exponentially with increasing distance from its center.

To date, there is no consensus on where boundaries between disease and non-disease lie, if such a definite boundary exists.

It would experience its coloured self merely as an aggregate of distinct extensions, vaguely perceived as not having any definite boundaries or shapes, and not recognized as having any locations relative to one another.

A new symmetric and positive definite boundary element method in the time domain is presented for the dynamic analysis of thin elastic plates.

Hox1/labial expression can be either restricted to a ring-like domain throughout the entire ectoderm (as in Saccoglossus [ 66]) or in a domain with a definite anterior boundary in neuroectodermal and mesodermal tissue that expands to the posterior end of the body (as in Branchiostoma [ 67] and vertebrates).

While there is no definite boundary to the arms, which have irregularities and bifurcations, the nebulae in other spiral galaxies are strung out along these narrow lanes and form a beautifully symmetric system when viewed from another galaxy.

This chapter describes that phase is defined as that part of a system that is uniform in physical and chemical properties, homogeneous in composition, and separated from other coexisting phases by definite boundary surfaces.

A phase is defined as that part of a system that is uniform in physical and chemical properties, homogeneous in composition, and separated from other coexisting phases by definite boundary surfaces.

Earth's atmosphere has no definite boundary, slowly becoming thinner and fading into outer space.