Sentence examples for a precise boundary from inspiring English sources

The geography of almost every U.S. city reveals at least some degree of segregation, but in St . Louis the break between races — and privilege — is particularly drastic, so defined that those on both sides speak often about a precise boundary.

Our proposed PET-guided MR image co-segmentation algorithm provided a precise boundary and volume identification of tumors, whereas the region growing and the popular graph cut algorithm failed to provide a precise boundary of the tumor regions.

In all but a few cases, speciation is a long and gradual process such that there is no principled way to draw a precise boundary between one species and the next.

He finds the word vague, and consequently rejects it for serious use, saying that the word is "useful and unobjectionable in the vernacular where we acquiesce in vagueness, but unsuited to technical use because of lacking a precise boundary" (Quine, 1984, 295).

For a more precise boundary, tie a length of string between them.

This will remove the area where the detached RPE is located, allowing for a more precise boundary estimate.

In this case, the area of a circle defines the set of possible places that cute guy could be, and if you take enough readings you can form an increasingly precise boundary around his location.

As the interdisciplinary model heavily increasingly emphasizes the importance of a coordinated team, the precise boundary lines between practitioners' scope of care can become blurred.

Pragmatically speaking, however, the precise boundary between a reversible alteration in homeostasis and an irreversible loss of cellular activities appears to be virtually impossible to identify.

But the precise boundary here is a moving target in several senses.

This will also allow more quantitative detection of the precise boundary, which is a key factor in the current work, and would allow a more quantitative comparison with domains of histone modifications.