Sentence examples for boundaries with more from inspiring English sources

Disease definitions, boundaries with more aggressive B-cell proliferations, and association with EBV were explored.B-cell proliferations of varied malignant potential occurred in all immunodeficiency backgrounds.

Cold fronts are sharper surface boundaries with more significant horizontal wind shear than warm fronts.

Arriving in the third over after Kusal Perera shovelled James Anderson to mid-on, he shared stands of 92 with Tillakaratne Dilshan and 85 with Mahela Jayawardene as Sri Lanka found the boundary with more regularity than England were able to earlier in the day.

There is normally a broad temperature gradient behind the boundary with more widely spaced isotherm packing.

AllMusic reviewer Jason Ankeny credited the band for expanding their musical boundaries with a more confident and mature sound.

He is a prolific boundary hitter, with more than 8,000 runs to his name in Twenty20 cricket, and has Test and one-day international records to match.

Now, we consider the following boundary value problem with more generalized boundary conditions: (41).

They classified 2290 stations as "rural" because they fell outside the boundaries of towns with more than 10,000 people on U.S. Department of Defense maps and lay within zones where satellites report little or no light at night.

He does pick up a boundary with a more orthodox on-drive but both batsmen have been disconcerted by the skiddiness the spinners are extracting from the pitch cramping their ability to get any power into their shots.

42nd over: England 167-3 (Trescothick 82, Thorpe 9) Collins was keeping things tight from the Pavilion End, but then Thorpe nicked a boundary with little more than a push back down the ground.

But, the Blackpool man battles on and finds the boundary with two more fours to finish unbeaten on 64 as Lancashire finish their effort on a respectable 145-6.