Sentence examples for a larger boundary from inspiring English sources

This could be because Bahir Dar has a larger boundary than Hawassa, and this might have prompted the rapid conversion of other land uses to urban land use (Fig. 3a and b).

Meanwhile, Chile had agreed to a naval-limiting pact in 1902 with Brazil's principal rival, Argentina, as part of solving a larger boundary dispute, but they both retained the vessels built in the interim, many of which were significantly more modern and powerful than Brazil's ships.

The small circles had a larger boundary density than did the large circles, and likewise for the zig-zag lines.

However, when we set τ = α0 = 0.5, a smaller value for α1 but a larger boundary for is obtained.

Thus, we decided on the second boundary (500), a larger boundary would decrease the number of patients in the second group while a smaller one would result in a too small time range of the first group.

Finally, we assessed the reliability of CAM estimated origins for LWC chimpanzees inferred to be from southern Cameroon by creating a larger boundary file that included the entire range of P. t. troglodytes across central Africa, but not P. t. ellioti.

In all models, we set a large boundary and look at the whole system, incorporating both military personnel and veterans.

What looked like a large boundary wall on the magnetometry turned out to be a large ditch mysteriously lined with pots.

In general, the third branch of solutions usually involves a much larger boundary layer thickness compared to the other two branches.

The results show that the apparent solute concentration could be greatly enhanced in ng materials, due to a large grain boundary volume fraction and a considerable increase in the lattice concentration that is, in turn, boosted by the concentration-induced stresses.

Taylor gathered the factory's 600 employees around the pallets to help everyone visualize the enormity of the waste, then mobilized a large cross-boundary group of managers and line workers.