Sentence examples for boundaries which will from inspiring English sources
Enter stage right the new redrawn constituency boundaries, which will be based on the revised electoral registers.
These findings highlight the need to better delineate gas fluxes at the model boundaries, which will help constrain contaminant degradation rates, and ultimately source zone longevity.
Andrew Hall, AQA's chief executive, said: "We're pleased that Ofqual has recognised that our qualification works properly as an assessment – allowing us to set reliable grade boundaries which will ensure that students get the results they deserve".
The task of recreating political boundaries, which will fall to the 211 lawmakers who make up the State Senate and Assembly in Albany, will be especially tense because of the need to eliminate two seats, costing incumbents their jobs.
The objective of this research is to explore the determinants that drive households' perceived neighborhood boundaries, which will in turn facilitate future research on exploring the importance of community assets which would lead to establishment of these social support networks within perceived neighborhoods.
One difficulty is related to the basic solution of the physical flow equations and involves choosing appropriate nonlocal open boundary conditions at the outflow boundaries which will adequately bound the computational domain while providing information about the virtual flow behavior outside.
The reasons which call for this boundary (which will retain all the waters of the Kanhaway) are 1.
A slight adjustment can be made to seek the actual boundary which will be implemented by a Hopfield neural network.
Tom Fordyce, BBC Sport's chief sports writer: "Almost half an hour since the last boundary, which will bother Chanderpaul as much as a butterfly flapping its wings in Trinidad.
After the boundary initiation using Canny edge algorithm, a slight adjustment can be made to seek the actual boundary which will be implemented by a Hopfield neural network with the cost function.
(1.1) where (x=h(t)) is the free boundary which will be determined, a, b, d, μ and (h_{0}) are positive constants, and (u_{0}) is a nonnegative initial function.
