Sentence examples for back from the boundary from inspiring English sources

"We've found the boundary of what we can do with faster, cheaper, better and now we've stepping back from the boundary," Dr. Weiler said.

To avoid the diverging cascade of damage from bouncing back from the boundary, we used a damped outer layer of 0.5 Å thickness.

For dielectric confinement, εin> εout, so that the induced charges at the boundary is of the same sign resulting in pushing the electron back from the boundary by its image, thereby achieving equilibrium.

4) Recovery stage: After hydrogen injection was stopped at the 5000th century, the water came back from the outflow boundary towards the left, which was driven by the capillary effect to occupy the space left by the disappearing gas phase.

As the tournaments continued on a daily basis, the Trailheaders gradually and carefully pulled back from the first territorial boundary where the military parades had taken place and tried to start the tournaments closer to home, where their soldiers could be called more quickly to the field.

Meanwhile, the TH pulse partially penetrates into the ionosphere, travels up the ionosphere as an Alfven pulse, and reflects back from the upper IAR boundary.

Wonderful stuff from him 7th over: West Indies 18-2 (Samuels 11, Bravo 1) Out of the powerplay now and the fielders drop back to the boundary.

He's coming back for a second after another clip to fine leg – a direct hit from the boundary would see him back in the hutch, but Watling has to collect and take the bail.

With Jayawardene scuttling back for two, the keeper collected the throw from the boundary but then missed the stumps with his attempt to effect the run out.

Becoming an adult means that you need to learn to draw your own boundaries, pull back from the mentality of your youth, and stand up for yourself.

Although the city is a seemingly chaotic frenzy of ad hoc urbanism, their research unearthed the obscure LSPD Regulation 15, which defines the city-wide setback rule – the distance every development must step back from its legal boundary.