Sentence examples for boundaries come from inspiring English sources
When grain boundaries come into contact with particles, boundary motion is assumed to be pinned.
He loved places where the boundaries come together: city and river, humanity's creation and nature's.
He says, when the new boundaries come to a vote, the Lib Dems will vote against them.
Such integrals typically arise when drop boundaries come close to one another, and are difficult to compute accurately using standard quadrature rules.
This paper examines the philosophical question of whether objects in Bongard problems can be ascribed an a priori, metaphysical, existence the ontological question of whether objects, and their boundaries, come pre-defined, independently of any understanding or context.
Subsequently, the grain boundaries come together in the same growth direction and are eventually pair-annihilated.
Boundaries came all round the wicket.
Twenty-six of the day's 44 boundaries came in the final session.
To add to man-made filth beyond his control (eg, from brick-works outside the Federal District's boundaries) came El Niño.
The first test of interpersonal boundaries came while waiting for our Feast of Flowers massages at the spa.
He celebrated the vibrancy of African American music and its power to unite people across racial boundaries, coming to think of himself as "black by persuasion".
