Sentence examples for be a boundary for from inspiring English sources

We have to use that vast, untapped resource.' He understood that there shouldn't be a boundary for women".

Point Conception (∼34.5°N) has long been thought to be a boundary for fishes [62].

13th over: New Zealand 44-3 Thase hasn't been a boundary scored for 51 balls.

It is worthwhile to point out that rigorously, ν = 0 is a boundary value for the Gamma distribution.

Bailey cuts well to the point boundary for 3 but it would have been a boundary if not for Broad's wholehearted dive.

Three for Styris with a lovely drive which would have been a boundary had it not been for a spectacular drive by the man at extra cover.

If it is a boundary point, it marks it for removal.

34.7 % can be a group boundary for clustering.

Moreover, the interface between these two layers tends to be a confining boundary for groundwater passing through the upper soft and porous pyroclastic-fall deposits.

In Chile, the northern glacial limit is also a boundary for major environmental changes (e.g. topography, currents, water salinity), resulting in a major biogeographic transition for marine [ 14] and freshwater species [ 15].

There seems to be an upper boundary for the mutational load in cancer.