Sentence examples for as the boundary of from inspiring English sources
As a result, it widely became accepted as the boundary of space.
Algorithm: A Delaunay triangulation is generated for the collection of points and the those triangles on the convex hull are defined as the boundary of the surface.
The subsequent poleward expansion of the aurora is interpreted as the boundary of lobe field lines moving into the near-Earth neutral line to be reconnected.
During a previous lecture, 'Into the Black Hole', Hawkins described an event horizon as the boundary of a black hole, "where gravity is just strong enough to drag light back, and prevent it escaping".
After delay caused by the troops' unwillingness to cross the ocean, which they then regarded as the boundary of the human world, a landing was made at Richborough, Kent, in ad 43.
The Eider was regarded as Romani terminus imperii (the [northern] "limit of the Roman Empire") from the reign of the Frankish king Charlemagne (768 814) on, was recognized as the boundary of the Holy Roman Empire in 1027 by the emperor Conrad II, and formed the traditional frontier between Schleswig and Holstein.
In the version shown at Cannes, it was described by the New York Times as teasing "the boundary of incomprehensibility.
Fifty MPs are to be removed, most of them Labour, as the boundaries of most constituencies are redrawn.
Thanks to a large green belt, the boundaries of that city are more-or-less the same as the boundaries of the conurbation.
Divulging a piece of sensitive information will give your counterpart a more accurate picture of where you stand as well as the boundaries of a potential agreement.
