Sentence examples for boundaries were redefined from from inspiring English sources
The ward boundaries were redefined from the wards of the former Malvern Urban District Council (1900 1974).
From newcomer Stacey Cunningham (No. 27), the NYSE's first female President in its 226-year history, to Sahle-Work Zewde (No. 97), Ethiopia's first female head of state, boundaries are redefined for everyone else who follows in the footsteps of those barrier breakers.
Residents began to move out of the centre into the suburban areas which were included in Odense Municipality after boundaries were redefined in 1970.
Using phylogenetic analyses in step 3, two additional intact LTRs were redefined from 4 (out of 277) solo LTRs.
This suggests that the functional domain boundaries of the N-terminal NES in FOXO1a may be redefined from residues 1 and 50 to residues 8 and 32.
This character is only applicable to vetulicolians, and is redefined from Aldridge et al. [ 6 ] (char. 32 therein).
The TBAs' role was redefined from birth attendance to escorting women in labour to the nearest health centre.
Five parameters were redefined to clarify their use; two measures and three statistically obtainable coefficients were proposed from geometric hypotheses.
Based on the experience from the first panel, acceptance criteria for participation in the program were redefined.
In 1929, the routes were redefined.
