Sentence examples for boundaries to which from inspiring English sources

Boundaries to which at least one of the basal planes was closely aligned tended to develop higher tensile stress; these boundaries were predicted to have a tendency for intergranular fracture.

In 1882 a boundary commission, to which Rhodes again secured appointment, was sent to settle the boundaries of Griqualand West.

The current treaty on Certain Maritime Arrangements in the Timor Sea (CMATS), which was signed in 2006, prevents East Timor from determining its own maritime boundary – something to which it is entitled under international law.

Particular attention was addressed in the detection of the optimal boundary conditions to which the beach tennis racket should be constrained.

For some implementational reasons, we also discretize the given boundary data to which integral operators are applied.

The simulated traces shown in Figure 11 represent the two boundary levels to which the experimental traces can now be compared.

Common to these chemocentric networks is the reorganization of the target boundaries and associations to which we have become accustomed from molecular biology.

It also gave us parameters and boundaries to work within, which helps the creative process," Dotolo tells The Creators Project.

The boundaries of the AP to which the node is currently associated are highlighted.

The numerical scheme applies to boundaries which are globally parametrised by spherical coordinates.

No cementite precipitates were found to connect solely to austenite twin boundaries, which appear to act as barriers to precipitate growth rather than as potential nucleation sites.