Sentence examples for bad boundary from inspiring English sources

We conclude this section by constructing a domain that displays very bad boundary properties.

As is well known on the weighted Bergman spaces over the unit disk, compactness of differences of two composition operators is characterized by certain cancellation property of the inducing maps at every "bad" boundary point, which makes each composition operator in the difference fail to be compact.

He's too important of an MLA to let go down to an NDP [whore or horde] just because of a bad boundary".

But it is bad boundaries".

There's something to be said for bad boundaries.

Humphries pushes the bad taste boundaries even further outwards with the arrival of a new character, Sir Les's clerical brother, Gerard, whose instincts become clear when he advances on the show's boyish-looking pianist only to find his electronic ankle tag suddenly vibrating.

Experimentally, "good" vs. "bad" grain boundaries are often invoked as the reasons for critical damage nucleation, but without any quantification.

There are many factors that can affect the quality of an image, such as the illumination conditions, causing noise, low contrast, bad defined boundaries, among others.

Stay tuned for part two of this topic where I will share how I set bad-ass boundaries.

Despite its great success in improving the quality of a tetrahedral mesh, the original optimal Delaunay triangulation (ODT) is designed to move only inner vertices and thus cannot handle input meshes containing "bad" triangles on boundaries.

He comes in and immediately gets on with it, nudging good balls for singles and hitting bad balls to the boundary – has an English batsmen (OK, betting without KP) ever been so ruthless in dealing with four balls?