Sentence examples for boundaries close to from inspiring English sources
The Fifth Circuit said that it had discerned, in previous Supreme Court rulings, that not changing boundaries close to an election is a paramount concern — even though one of those decisions, about a law in Wisconsin, kept a voter-I.D. law from going into effect.
Many professional hunting camps are set up around the park's boundaries close to known elk migration routes.
Efficiency of snakes at sequences with complicated background is low, for example, backgrounds containing textures that have strong boundaries close to the border of moving object.
These items are: Efficiency of snakes at sequences with complicated background is low, for example, backgrounds containing textures that have strong boundaries close to the border of moving object.
We sequenced the alleles and confirmed that each was a deletion with boundaries close to the predicted Cas9 cut sites (Fig. 3B).
DNA sequence analysis confirmed the presence of a deletion with boundaries close to the predicted Cas9 cut sites, thus eliminating the entire crb-1 coding region (Fig. 3B).
So far, many are redistributing in a similar pattern: As habitat that was once too cold warms up, species are expanding their ranges toward the poles, whereas boundaries closer to the equator have remained more static.
Where there is a low-hydraulic conductivity boundary close to a spring (the case considered here), this technique implies low well efficiency, high drawdown, and high cost of withdrawals.
The fact that functions are supported on the boundary close to x 0 is left unchanged.
On contrary, the S-type asteroids show a clear boundary close to the spin-rate limit for (rho = 2) g cm(^{-3}).
On the rocky boundary close to the detritic bottom (90 100 m) of this flank the only large coral present was the octocoral Eunicella cavolinii, with an average density of 17.5 colonies m−2 and the more rare Paramuricea clavata (on average 1.3 colonies m−2) (Fig. 3d e, 4).
