Sentence examples for an approximate boundary from inspiring English sources

Corn, soybeans, and wheat are mainly produced in the North, whereas rice is mainly grown in the South with the Yangtze River as an approximate boundary.

Here, the Hopf curve is an approximate boundary for the 2-parameter region that permits periodic oscillations.

An approximate boundary condition is developed in this paper to model fluid shear viscosity at boundaries of coupled fluid structure system.

Therefore, we used an additional measure called approximate boundary matching, which allows the spans of the predicted events to slightly differ from the gold standard.

If (phi_{1}) changes from 0 to (2pi), the cure of each section turns into a surface, which forms the approximate boundary of workspace.

The dark band in this photo (indicated by the arrow) of the Hell Creek Formation in Montana is known as the z-coal, a coal layer that marks the approximate boundary between Cretaceous (below) and Tertiary (above) age rocks.

However, the identification of a possibly subaqueously emplaced sedimentary lobe adjoining the lower reaches of a set of these channels located at ~−3795 m in elevation (Fig. S4B) provides an approximate upper boundary to the paleoshoreline from which the older tsunami propagated (Fig. 4A).

Of these genetic distances, we restrict our re-analysis to the 22 measured between conspecific phylogroups from species with a geographic range extending above 40°N, the approximate boundary of Pleistocene glaciation in North America [72] (Table 1).

The approximate boundary conditions may be used as a replacement for the piezoelectric layer and thus simplify the analysis significantly.

The approximate boundary between the two ran on a rough line from north of Bitola (which belonged to Macedonia Prima) to the area of Demir Kapija.

This scheme is use to approximate boundary value problems iteratively with the use of arbitrary initial approximation (y_{0}) at (n=0).