Sentence examples for boundaries definition from inspiring English sources

A project that restricts Itself to no boundaries, definition, sound, ideologies or rules as It breathes in Its very own viral hive independently defying all sound and music standards".

Many authors mention that the actual period of the position existence is very short for a clear functional position boundaries definition (e.g., Smith 2002).

The former Yugoslav republics' land borders were decided by demarcation commissions implementing the AVNOJ decisions of 1943 and 1945, but the exact course has not been agreed upon by the successor states, which makes the maritime boundaries' definition difficult; the maritime borders were not defined at all in the time of Yugoslavia.

We examine both how race and ethnicity affect politics, as well as how politics can shape the boundaries, definitions and behaviors of groups.

A more effective boundary definition for Type II dilemma zones could contribute to the safe design of signalized intersections.

The system delineated by the boundary definition should be consistent with what comes under the purview of the system owner.

This study investigated how four highly experienced ESL instructors developed an empirically derived, binary choice, boundary definition (EBB) rating scale.

This model takes account of nonlinear material behavior such as soil, non-reflecting boundary definition, and soil tunnel interaction.

The finite duct was regarded as a "virtually closed cavity" with a specific boundary definition at the two open ends.

The method uses box finite elements defined by a Cartesian grid that is independent of the boundary definition.

In some areas, inaccurate predictions are due to uncertainty in the initial crustal boundary definition or from surficial processes that mask the crustal block geochemical signature.