Sentence examples for boundaries to be defined from inspiring English sources

The advantages of a new statutory tort are that it would enable clearer boundaries to be defined (although some flexibility would, of course, have to be retained).

We developed a two-dimensional Tillage Erosion and Landscape Evolution Model that allows complex internal boundaries to be defined within the simulation domain.

Moreover, design characteristics and design optimization boundaries need to be defined, e.g. the number of subjects, number of groups, sampling time boundaries or dose levels.

Thus, we propose that, even though its molecular boundaries remain to be defined, the duration of quiescence exit is a biologically relevant time interval and the regulation of this duration inherently determines the dynamics of blood formation.

In the second step of repair process taxonomy development, ending limits are defined to set certain criteria for iteration process since this taxonomy developing method is based on (Nickerson et al 2009) method which is an iterative process so some boundaries are mandatory to be defined.

Imposing restrictions on the data collected by autonomous data recording devices is often unavoidable as most devices initially require boundaries to be set that define the activity of interest.

In this case the energy load of the building is assessed using energy simulation models and appropriate boundary conditions have to be defined.

Second, the boundary regions need to be defined around a gene.

The boundary of both regions is to be defined.

As mentioned previously, the two concerns are related, as the main reason many samples are required for clustering algorithms is to ensure that each genotype cluster is well represented allowing its location and boundaries to be well defined.

Your boundaries may be defined in a different way.