Sentence examples for boundary above which from inspiring English sources

This is because the optimal boundary above which the American call will be exercised is unknown and is a part of the option price solution.

Therefore, the dislocation slide plane AB could also be seen as a grain boundary above which the crystal plane is {111} and below which the crystal plane is {100}, as shown in Fig. 4b.

Wandsworth Bridge now marks the boundary above which a lower speed limit on the Thames is enforced.

In some cases, the double membrane forms a boundary above which the processes of cell cutting such as rapturing vesiculation take place.

The time-dependent mantle up- and downwellings induce a time-dependent vertical forcing on the plate floating above, which causes topography at the lithosphere-asthenosphere boundary (LAB).

The threshold oxygen tension served as a reference boundary oxygen level, above which collagen production was favored, while a shift towards more PG production occurred when oxygen tension fell below this level.

'a' was assumed within a region given by, begin{aligned}& a-[m-a] * mutation_factor,nonumber & a-[m-a]m-b]*mutation_factor) end{aligned} (5)and 'b' is assumed within a region given by the value of 'm' used in the above boundary conditions which is actually the old value of 'm' before getting mutated.

Iterative calculation of boundaries under various penalty values can identify the maximum penalty value above which each boundary cannot be detected anymore.

This data subset restricted only the upper boundary of development rate estimates, above which a linear model is no longer a good approximation [ 84].

There is no definitive boundary above Earth at which space begins, but, in terms of the limiting altitude for vehicles designed for atmospheric flight, it may be considered to be as low as 45 km (28 miles).

However, in the above models, grain boundary processes –which are known to be relevant at high stresses and temperatures– cannot be captured by construction.