Sentence examples for boundaries boundaries from inspiring English sources

Mungo Man crosses many boundaries, boundaries between science and traditional cultures, between past and present, between black and white, between life and death.

One may also believe that the bodily self has clear boundaries, boundaries that are those of one's body.

3. Boundaries, Boundaries Apparently I have no boundaries.

Some would argue the region is witnessing a return to its natural boundaries, boundaries that were once forcefully reconfigured.

Genes between a subject and escape gene, with no other subject or escape genes in between, were classified as boundaries; boundaries can start inside of the gene body of a gene which is subject to or escaping from XCI, as a gene's XCI status is likely determined by its promoter.

Boundaries Boundaries Below the upper edge of the pubic symphysis, its boundaries are: anteriorly: the posterior border of the pubic bone; posteriorly: the rectal wall; caudally: 8 12 mm below the vesicoureteral anastomosis; laterally: the levator ani and internal obturator muscle.

Despite the critical importance of resolving flow at or near domain boundaries, boundary condition formulations are often implemented in an ad hoc fashion.

Post-classification processing comprised the exclusion of the river masks, the elimination of single, isolated pixels (majority filtering, considering eight neighbor pixels) and the smoothing of class boundaries (boundary clean).

Most classical methods for stability analysis require buckling modes, which are difficult to be accurately predicted, especially for the structures with complex boundary boundaries and load conditions.

Boundary BOUNDARY Before there was EDM, a term of no art if ever there was one, there was IDM, another term of little art, but at least one that applied to a narrow sound.

The next boundary, Boundary 3, was chosen as the position the DMSP satellite crossed at 08 26:26 UT; at Boundary 3, (MLAT, MLT) = (74.05°, 12 35).