Sentence examples for boundaries whose from inspiring English sources

Lots of ordinary families live around here, but there are also wealthy people without boundaries, whose peculiarities flourish in ostentatious ways.

While those faults sit in the middle of the North American tectonic plate — far from any boundaries whose interaction can produce the strong quakes experienced in more active seismic areas like California — they are accumulating stresses as the plate is gradually pushed west.

The method introduces ghost cells near the boundaries whose values are developed from an assumed flow-field model in vicinity of the wall.

A novel numerical scheme is presented for solving the problem of two dimensional Stokes flows with free boundaries whose evolution is driven by surface tension.

The second level structuration was comprised of fine pores with fractal boundaries, whose detailed structural information was extracted from the constructed floc model.

The surface and bulk of the alloy metals contain very many grain boundaries, whose effects on high-temperature wetting and the associated mechanisms have not been satisfactorily studied.

Sometimes part of the transmitted wave travels to the receiver by reflection off a smooth boundary whose edge irregularities are only a fraction of the transmitted wavelength.

There is only one cask beer, but the fridges are well-stocked with ales from regional breweries such as Lacada, Farmageddon (try its IPA) and Belfast's own Boundary, whose American pale is a very tasty, sessionable 3.5%.

Steam generator tubes represent a primary pressure boundary whose integrity is vital to the safe operation of the reactor.

The shock wave is fitted and regarded as a special boundary, whose boundary conditions and boundary speed (shock speed) are determined by solving Rankine–Hugoniot relations.

In these cases the EBIC was suppressed on the side of the grain boundary whose face lay close to the basal orientation.