Sentence examples for as their boundary from inspiring English sources

National borders in the region had never been definitively established; the two countries negotiated a treaty that recognized the 24th parallel as their boundary and that gave Chile the right to share the export taxes on the mineral resources of Bolivia's territory between the 23rd and 24th parallels.

The Metis notch serves as their boundary.

While some cities have maintained resident population levels in their central areas, others are losing population from these zones as their boundaries expand.

The beam is analyzed as five interconnected beams using the delaminations as their boundaries.

After deposition of CdSe/LiF, the surface seems sandy and flatter, indicating that the perovskite crystals as well as their boundaries are readily covered with tiny CdSe QDs and LiF (Fig. 1c).

The domain data extracted from Pfam and InterPro contains domain descriptions as well as their boundaries in RGS protiens or GPCRs.

Common HMRs outside of CGIs have nucleosomes at their boundaries as predicted by INOS with one to three strongly phased nucleosomes extending into the methylated region.

This transformation seems to be closely related to the process of reordering by the growth of chemically ordered domains as, first, their boundaries interact with dislocations, and secondly, the reduction in the grain size is reached at 370 °C (cf. Fig. 6), at which temperature the LRO is already pronounced (cf. Fig. 3).

At the site level, the necessity of recognising the impact of management on the interactions within ecosystems as well as beyond their boundaries ('off-site') is paramount.

But those results are achieved with the benefit of supercomputers and parallelized GPUs; who knows how long it takes a state of the art algorithm to look at an image and say, "there are six boats, two cars, a phone and a bush," as well as label their boundaries.

Not only the location of introns but also the location of AS events within a gene are to a certain degree related to sequence- and structural features of the encoded protein [ 34, 35] and it was hypothesized that particular domains are more prone to undergo AS within their boundaries as the result of such features.