Sentence examples for boundaries were described as from inspiring English sources

Before this date it would appear to have been even larger, but by 1320 the manor boundaries were described as "Tordhale Siche descending to Caldebroc, then to the pit near Preste Platteforde and then to another pit, then to the ditch of Roger the Clerk, then to the hedge of Richard the Rimeur, then following the hedge to Caldebroc".

We know that people do this because it's a human service industry…' (IE1) Related to extra-role behaviors, role boundaries are described as one of the biggest concerns, currently, among employers of HCAs in the current cost-containment environment.

This script reads a Neurolucida data file and converts it into a Lightwave script, in which the X, Y, and Z polygon coordinates corresponding to each structure (i.e., cell body, dendrites, axons, Acb shell/core and patch compartment boundaries) are described as 3D objects.

The boundary was described as running "a magna cruce lapidea de Cambiston" ('from the great stone cross of Camuston').

The respective governing equations are described, as well as the boundary and initial conditions.

The techniques for handling discrete variables are described as well as the techniques needed to handle boundary constraints.

Our data suggests that tillage erosion processes near field boundaries cannot be described as a typical diffusive process.

The redistricting or redrawing police command boundaries can be described as partitioning a police jurisdiction into command districts with the constraints such as contiguity and compactness.

According to the Setos model [31], the effective mobility μeff at grain boundaries can be described as: {mu}_{mathrm{eff}}=mathrm{L}mathrm{e};{left(2pi {m}_e^kTright)}^{-1/2}{e}^{-{E}_b/kT} (4).

These boundaries have been described as contested spheres of practice produced by a 'labour of division' [ 12].

Separately, it has been recognized that a grain boundary can be described as a type of phase-like structure in many cases, although these interfacial features differ from traditional bulk phases because their structure is dependent on the two abutting crystals and are therefore known as complexions1,11.