Sentence examples for boundaries of one from inspiring English sources

High active acoustic attenuation can be achieved by designing the ASAC system to apply active control forces on the inner Plexiglas panel or dimmable panel by installing the actuators on the boundaries of one of the two panels.

The application on your mobile phone shouldn't work just within the boundaries of one city, after all.

As the classicist James Romm argues, in his lively short study "Herodotus" (Yale; $25), for this historian there is something inherently wrong and bad with the idea of trying to bleed over the boundaries of one continent into another.

Logistically it makes sense not to have people criss crossing the country, and in theory, the idea is that if one person has a speciality with a certain club, they have better contacts, are more able to have a bigger picture outlook beyond the boundaries of one game or press conference, and can chart a team/player/manager's development.

In this case the impacts of an event exceed the boundaries of one country.

The impact of the concurrent execution of two conflicting actions is highlighted for cell boundaries of one cell.

The present work explores the impact of miniaturization and external boundaries on one of the most central features, namely twin boundary mobility.

It is also right on the boundary of one of Scotland's most important sites for migrating geese, a heavily protected site of special scientific interest for Greenland white-fronted geese, and it borders a popular coastal path, promoted to tourists and walkers.

For inputs d on the boundary of one (and therefore at least two) of the cones, the order in which NJ picks cherries is undefined, because at some point there will be two cherries both of which have minimal Q-criterion.

It could be as little as 0.3C by 2100, the lowest boundary of one of four scenarios.

Indeed, it is poised to spread far beyond the electoral boundary of one of England's safest Tory seats.