Sentence examples for boundaries to those from inspiring English sources

The total population given for the county, which had different boundaries to those today, was 13,399, however this only included the heads of households, so with their families this may have been around 67,000.

We examine the impact of major biogeographic boundaries known from other taxa on the phylogeographic patterns within these salamander species, and compare patterns across these boundaries to those seen in other taxa.

But to Mr. Alger, the drawing of the line was "a giant wealth transfer from those outside the boundary to those inside it".

(2) We can obtain salient objects by the ratio of the number of pixels of the part touching the image boundary to those of the entire object field.

The fair has really opened up those boundaries to the non-Western canon".

The Court held that, while the trial court should determine the description of the boundaries of New York and Connecticut, the ascertainment of their actual boundaries, and the application of those boundaries to the crime in question, should have been a question of fact for the jury.

To improve the experimental utility of the gene model set, we developed algorithms that use the RNA-seq data to extend the boundaries of the current gene model set where appropriate, identify those intron-exon boundaries that can be validated by the transcriptomic data, and generate novel intron-exon boundaries to bridge those regions of the gene models that are not supported by RNA-seq data.

It's is my responsibility to work to transcend those boundaries, to tell these stories as accurately and authentically as I possibly can".  .

When you're never more than 10 feet from someone else, it's such a relief when there's a moment for those boundaries to breathe and relax.

Orson reckons that now is the time to extend those boundaries to users, as well as international pharmaceutical companies, so that any money made goes back into the British economy.

But reverence might, ironically, embolden the poet to cross boundaries, to perhaps court one of those beautiful Westmount girls.