Sentence examples for a precise border from inspiring English sources

In terms of the tripartite categorization proposed earlier (see Figure 2a c), military needs did not require a precise border line.

There is no vague boundary demarcating Mount Everest on this view; rather, there are many distinct parcels of land, each with a precise border, but our linguistic practices have not enforced a choice of any one of them as the official referent of the name 'Everest' (Mehlberg 1958; Lewis 1986; McGee 1997).

Notably, the directly adjacent epithelium is likewise marked by expression of three cluster A ESTs showing a precise border of expression between the ESTs.

A failure to agree the precise border, and then to demarcate it, ensures that future disagreements may flare again.

(It links Malmö in Sweden with Copenhagen in Denmark, and series one's first murder victim was laid across the bridge at the precise border between the two, a clever dual-jurisdiction conceit).

The precise border was not established, and in 1960 the president of Ecuador, José María Velasco Ibarra, repudiated the treaty, thus leaving the dispute unresolved until a new agreement was signed in 1998.

For, as with all lines which must be drawn between positive and negative fields of law, the precise border may be indistinct, but case by case determination of particular points adds up in time to discernible direction.

The measure appeared to be intended to satisfy growing Israeli demand for unilateral separation from Palestinian areas, without angering right-wing Israelis who want no precise border to separate Israel from the West Bank and Gaza Strip, lands Israel occupied in 1967.

Heglig is internationally accepted to be part of Sudanese territory - although the precise border is yet to be demarcated.

Early this week, for instance, Mr. Mubarak announced his intention to press Mr. Bush to support creation of a Palestinian state next year, with its precise borders to be determined later.

In response to other questions, Mr. Arafat said he would not insist that a Palestinian state have as its precise borders the ones that Israel crossed in the 1967 war when it occupied the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.