Sentence examples for boundaries to one from inspiring English sources
However, a DNA insulator containing CTCF-binding sites was unable to protect a transgene from XCI (15), reinforcing that there is likely interplay among a combination of elements that favour the spread of XCI (waystations), ongoing expression from the Xi (escape elements) and serve as boundaries to one or both of those elements.
This was a decent pitch, the conditions were good and there was a short boundary to one side.
We examine the transition in failure mechanisms from one of rupture within the grain boundary to one of structural instability within the grain.
District judges have struck a blow against the practice of gerrymandering – the deliberate manipulation of voting boundaries to favour one party over another – in a ruling that could reverberate across the US.
The presence of wide boundaries (relative to meristem size) together with a reduction in meristem size that brings adjacent boundaries next to one another, may cause such fusion events.
We found that curvature did not scale to meristem size and that the smaller size of the meristem also brought adjacent boundaries close to one another.
Challenging us to find that boundary leads to one of Lucretius' most inspired images: he takes the historic Roman declaration of war – the hurling of a spear into enemy territory – and asks us to re-enact it at the alleged edge of the universe.
Not taking crustal magnetic fields into account will thus smear our boundary up to one data bin at the terminator, less in the dayside.
But reverence might, ironically, embolden the poet to cross boundaries, to perhaps court one of those beautiful Westmount girls.
In particular, the fractal dimension of the interphase surface increases, and modification for 2.5 to 3 h leads to the transition from fractal boundary to smooth one with the dimension of Ds = 2.
Such integrals typically arise when drop boundaries come close to one another, and are difficult to compute accurately using standard quadrature rules.
