Sentence examples for boundaries were interpreted as from inspiring English sources
The rRNA gene boundaries were interpreted as the end of a bounding tRNA gene and by alignment with homologous gene sequences from other insect taxa.
These deposits above the Castlegate sequence boundary are interpreted as the late lowstand to early transgressive systems tracts of the low-frequency Castlegate sequence.
The DLF earthquakes that occur well below the elastic-plastic boundary are interpreted as events generated by the activity of geofluids (e.g., Hasegawa and Yamamoto 1994).
The results of lamellar domain boundary are interpreted as a consequence of enzymatic trimming required to generate order in the amorphous lamellae for subsequent synthesis of the crystalline lattice.
Two sequence boundaries (SB), SB1 at 11,577 ft and SB2 at 9282 ft, were interpreted as surfaces of low faunal abundance and diversity or absence of known bioevents.
While the chalks reflect well-mixed surface water conditions, the marls, particularly those at the bundle boundaries, can be interpreted as the sedimentary expression of stratified water masses.
However, some earlier trace fossils from the Cambrian-Ordovician boundary about are interpreted as the tracks of large amphibious arthropods on coastal sand dunes, and may have been made by euthycarcinoids, which are thought to be evolutionary "aunts" of myriapods.
Our argument also relies on suitable extension techniques and on an estimate on the decay of the eigenfunctions at the boundary which could be interpreted as a boundary regularity result.
Consistently, in our model junction signals are read out from completed boundary groupings which are interpreted as intermediate-level representations that allow for the correct perceptual interpretation of junctions, namely L-junctions features can be perceptually interpreted as T-junctions.
