Sentence examples for boundaries was set from inspiring English sources

The size of the "strip" (i.e. the models' boundaries) was set to be ±1 standard deviation around (bar{Y}_{measured}) derived from the training set.

The initial minimal distance between the protein and the box boundaries was set to 12 Å, resulting in 9471 water molecules.

Now the boundaries are set.

As a result those grade boundaries were set generously.

The game's boundaries are set up for someone to snap once in a while.

Until the 1960's, the Supreme Court steered clear of how political boundaries were set.

The Supreme Court steered clear of how political boundaries were set until 1960, when it declared racial gerrymandering to be unconstitutional.

It is a matter for government to ensure the right boundaries are set so that our approaches are justified, necessary and proportionate".

In pre-modern families, the boundaries were set in stone, with dire effects on women, younger sons and anyone who tried to rebel.

The old boundaries were set using information from the 1990 census and a definition from the Office of Management and Budget as to what constitutes an urban area.

Charles says such boundaries were set by his ancestral tribe and encompass Toorak and Brighton, "where all those mansions are; they're the ones I used to rob to support my heroin habit … oh the irony," he grins.