The phrase "a single boundary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific limit or dividing line in various contexts, such as geography, personal space, or rules.
Example: "In the discussion of personal relationships, it's important to establish a single boundary that both parties agree upon."
Alternatives: "one boundary" or "a solitary boundary".
A single boundary input control strategy with actuation located only at the downstream gate is employed.
Further, these basis functions are designed to have multiple boundary segments, rather than a single boundary as for RBFs.
Strangely there was not as much as a single boundary from the home batsmen to lift the patient Cardiff crowd, who were left with little to cheer save the unseasonably warm weather.
The tourists managed a single boundary during the final eight overs when eight runs per over were required, while West Indies plundered nine fours and five sixes during the same period of their innings.
The systematic way involves analyzing the phase change of a wave incident on a single boundary of the waveguide.
The inverse potential problem consists in reconstructing an unknown measure with support in a geometrical domain from a single boundary measurement.
Using the decomposition of F discussed above, we can now, in principle, study a polycrystal under a single boundary-value problem.
In this paper, we develop a diffuse-interface crystal plasticity model for polycrystalline materials that results in a single boundary-value problem with a single crystal as the reference configuration.
F) A single-boundary model.
C) A model in which drift remains constant past the SSD but braking is represented by a sudden change in threshold; D) A model in which braking drift rate (v_s) is conditional on SSD; E) A model in which both drift and onset are influenced by proactive parameters (mentioned in the Discussion); F) A single-boundary model.
It seems necessary to point out, a stable single boundary spike does not have to stay at the corner as we observe one counter-example in Figure 9.
