Sentence examples for boundaries are based on from inspiring English sources

For each group, one particular cruciform design is reported whereby the outer boundaries are based on a single curved shape.

Sometimes boundaries are based on linguistic differences, but this may be coincidental.

Some Labour MPs have also expressed concern that the boundaries are based on registered voter numbers, not actual populations.

Completing the transition this December will mean that all boundaries are based on the most accurate registers.

A viticultural area is a specific grape-growing region whose boundaries are based on geographical features, climate and historical precedent.

But the new boundaries are based on a constituency quota derived from a system of individual electoral registration that leaves 8 million potentially eligible voters off the register altogether.

Frequency bandwidth boundaries were based on Buhl et al, 1998 and Uhlhaas and Singer, 2010.

In some instances, the report said, boundaries were based on land reference points of a century ago that no longer existed.

The search algorithm in the vicinity of the object boundaries was based on the iterative search algorithm, ultimately finding the maximum entropy value under the histogram of the PET image under consideration.

For example in Canada community boundaries was based on an area (suburb or town) name and the corresponding cluster of postal codes.

Neuroanatomical boundaries were based on operationalized criteria from postmortem histological work [ 7] and prior published studies e.g. [ 67].