Sentence examples for boundary areas from inspiring English sources

Officials are also considering clustering schools into common, diverse boundary areas.

Nanometer-scale carbonitride particles are used, but rather than being evenly dispersed, they migrate to specific vulnerable regions -- boundary areas between other elements of the matrix.

"The Court urges the defendant to use this event as a wake-up call to change his activities in accordance with society's continual growth into what used to be his boundary areas".

Among the other factors thought to influence their formation are cyclones (which pile up ice on some portions of the landfast ice while drawing ice away from other boundary areas), eddies and local gyres, and swift surface currents.

Although the denotation of each of the words "green," "blue," and "yellow" in English is somewhat imprecise at the boundaries, the position that each of them occupies relative to the other terms in the system is fixed: "green" is between "blue" and "yellow," so that the phrases "greenish yellow" or "yellowish green" and "bluish green" or "greenish blue" are used to refer to the boundary areas.

The proposed strategy preserves the boundary areas in the illumination so that halo artifacts are prevented.

Steve Bird, a spokesman for the mission, described the boundary area on Saturday as calm.

If a prisoner crossed the boundary area, he would be shot, and the guard who shot him would get a day or two off.

At Breckenridge, my father and I skied along the edge of a boundary area when he became mired in a sinkhole.

The provocation came from China's move to station an oil rig in a maritime boundary area 150 miles from Vietnam's shoreline.

Because the boundary area is usually large, megathrust quakes are the most powerful and include the two strongest quakes ever measured by instruments: the magnitude-9.2 1964 Alaskan quake and one in coastal Chile in 1960 of magnitude 9.5.