Sentence examples for boundaries most of from inspiring English sources

Iceland thus preserves a unique record of the last stages of development of one of the world's major accreting plate boundaries, most of which is elsewhere submarine.

If it arrives at the boundary at the critical angle, then the emerging light will be of diminished intensity and will assume a direction parallel and close to the boundary; most of the light will be reflected.

The vertically integrated circulation of the model is similar to that in a Stommel-Arons model with the mass source on the eastern boundary: Most of the inflow flows to the western boundary current region, spreads there along the boundary, and reenters the interior as a broad northward current.

For example, in Fig. 2, in the cell whose right (lateral) side touches the boundary, most of the EB3 comets moved toward the boundary (Fig. 2a, Movie S5).

Prior austenite grain boundaries and most of the packet boundaries were clearly recognized.

That it scrupulously observes therapeutic boundaries most films make a point of flouting (that hug from Judd Hirsch) in some ways renders the series both more mundane and more thrilling to the viewer, more "real".

Over 25% of the boundaries, including most of the non-Σ3 highest mobility boundaries, moved by a coupled shear mechanism.

In her mind, Ms. Anderson organizes the hike along state boundaries, and most of what went wrong happened in California.

Also planning to keep their usual hours are Islip and Brookhaven, two Long Island towns whose boundaries encompass most of Fire Island.

It was found that in (α2+γ) alloy the cavities preferentially nucleated in the triple-junctions of interphase boundaries, whereas most of the small cavities in (β/B2+γ) alloy were located along the β/γ interfaces.

Surprisingly, the charging is spatially homogeneous and not confined to grain boundaries where most of the sp2 is localized [20].