Sentence examples for an outer boundary from inspiring English sources

Hainan and Taiwan farther north provide something of an outer boundary for the South China Sea and East China Sea respectively comparisons are often made between these semi-enclosed seas and the Mediterranean.

However, since the perturbation lies very close to the solar surface, one can use synoptic data as an outer boundary condition to fix the choice.

Given a set of parametric curves forming a multiply-connected domain (MCD), with one closed curve acting as an outer boundary and several non-intersecting inner curves (loops) as representing holes and two distinct points S and E lying on the outer boundary, this paper provides an algorithm to find the shortest interior path (SIP) between the two points in the domain.

Bipolar coordinates provide an efficient cartography for a variety of geometries: the exterior of two disks or cylinders, a half-plane containing a disk, an eccentric annulus with a small disk offset from the center of an outer boundary that is a large circle, and so on.

A domain is defined by specifying an outer boundary and possibly several internal boundaries.

The arm is thus considered to form an outer boundary beyond which attention does not spread.

These outer convex hulls were later used as an outer limit on the nuclei boundary positions.

In practice, solving a scattering problem involves truncating the region and implementing a boundary condition on an artificial outer boundary.

A cooler mantle would in turn provide a cooler outer boundary for the core, a necessary condition for its own convection to begin and kickstart the dynamo.

By using a magnetic model comprised of a dipole magnetic field, the plasmasphere, the ionosphere with Pedersen conductivity, and a free outer boundary, they employed an impulsive eastward magnetospheric current, which was localized at L = 10 around the magnetic equator with a 2-h longitudinal extent around midnight, as a driver of Pi2 pulsations while assuming the substorm current wedge.

We show how to solve hyperbolic equations numerically on unbounded domains by compactification, thereby avoiding the introduction of an artificial outer boundary.