Sentence examples for boundaries cover from inspiring English sources

Thanks to its main proponent, Sonoma Cutrer--which wanted an appellation encompassing all of its far flung vineyards in order to be able to use the term "estate bottled" on their labels--the appellation's boundaries cover 750 square miles, all the way from Carneros in the southeast to just north of Annapolis in the northwest.

Similarly, Delhi's 1947 independence boundaries covered 19 times the area of Old Delhi (Shahjahanabad) and Lutyens' New Delhi.

This is particularly true for fluid boundaries covered by proteins, as they turn out to be completely immobilised.

No sooner have batsmen worked out how to play a spinner, or have regulations suppressed their art (think short boundaries, covered pitches and heavy bats) than they have invented a new way of snaring their prey.

The model input parameters are the material's mechanical properties such as yield stress and strain-hardening rate, geometrical features and related properties of the precipitate-free zones, and area fraction of the grain boundaries covered with precipitates.

The theoretical maximum coverage of BRCA1 and BRCA2 (excluding UTRs) was 100%, with no coverage gaps in either gene, and all exon-intron boundaries covered.

The SS-PTMD is a passive control device and comprises an undamped tuned mass with a pounding boundary covered with viscoelastic (VE) materials layer.

We assume that the region affected by the boundary covers the end of the pre-syllable, the silence interval (possibly absent), and the beginning of the post-syllable, while the candidate result of this region is assigned to the pre-syllable.

Nevertheless, the three items regarding "on-call duty", "next major hospital" and "most distant boundary covered by your practice" were identified as significant predictors for rurality.

64% needed a maximum of 30 minutes to reach the most distant boundary covered by the practice (one direction) and 88% (214) did not have a satellite clinic.

The items "on-call duty", "next major hospital" and "maximum time needed to reach the most distant boundary covered by the practice" were identified as significant predictors for rurality and showed a Nagelkerkes R of more than 17% (r ~ 0.172).