Sentence examples for boundaries at least from inspiring English sources
This oversteps, by my count, seven or eight crucial social boundaries, at least three of which are use of the word "cellphone".
Events, too, have boundaries — at least temporal boundaries.
Under this view, everyone has a right to health and the responsibility for the realization of that right crosses national boundaries, at least when nations cannot or will not secure it for their own citizens.
The phosphorus diffusion into grain boundaries, at least in the region near the front and back surfaces, can explain the considerable decrease of the defect density and the recombination activities into the GBs, as shown in Figure 3. Figure 3 Effect of annealing the PS/phosphorus structure on the defect density at four selected GBs.
To correct for spill-over from the right ventricle (RV), a set of ROIs was placed over the RV cavity in five consecutive transaxial planes, with ROI boundaries at least 1 cm away from the RV wall to avoid spill-over of myocardial activity.
If nothing else, the story reveals Jones to be a CEO willing to push ethical boundaries, at least if it means more money in his pocket.
That will not be sufficient - it's been fifty deliveries since the las boundary "At least, with KP not there, everyone can have a nice quiet biscuit in the dressing room together", emails Frederick Myles.
Nearly three forths of persons with CM at baseline drop below this diagnostic boundary at least once over the course of a year.
Ω is bounded, open and convex with smooth boundary (at least (C^{2})); (mathcal{A}(x in C^{2}(Omega)); (f(x in L^{2}(Omega_{T})).
As a consequence, many individuals cross the CM diagnostic boundary of ≥15 headache days per month.Nearly three quarters of persons with CM at baseline drop below this diagnostic boundary at least once over the course of a year.
The computational domain is set as the square (( - 5,5 ) times ( - 5,5 ) ) where the support of the exact solution does not touch its boundary at least at the time (t = 0.200) where the exact and numerical solutions are compared.
