Sentence examples for boundary becoming from inspiring English sources

Those events are located deeper as they get close to the trench in spite of the plate boundary becoming shallower.

Charley then began interacting with an approaching frontal boundary, becoming a tropical storm over southeastern North Carolina.

Vanessa slowly merged with the frontal boundary, becoming a storm-force extratropical cyclone late on October 30.

A warm core ridge building to its northeast forced the storm on a more west-northwest course, and as a second cold front approached, Susan recurved into the boundary, becoming an extratropical cyclone during the late morning of August 13.

Addiction and xenophobia begin to operate as parallel social epidemics, and it's here that the novel outgrows its own boundaries, becoming stranger and more robust.

Using a fable format and an elegant, witty 19th-century American English that both evoke Mark Twain, Mr. von Trier has created an imaginary America that transcends national boundaries, becoming a universal tale of idealism drifting into exploitation.

Personally, I'm counting on these boundaries becoming more porous.

From the 1840s, the city enjoyed a period of rapid expansion beyond its traditional boundaries, becoming Denmark's second largest city.

Thus, while a large decrease in effective population size relative to Cryptococcus could lead to some intron boundaries becoming effectively neutral, it would likely require a tremendous change in effective population size to lead to a significant rate of change for a substantial fraction of boundaries.

Fundamentally, the way the engineers' used their mobile phones during working hours resulted in the work/non-work boundary regularly becoming blurred and unclear.

Instead of the boundary layer becoming detached from the surface as the air flows over the ball's widest section, the more energetic turbulent air clings to the surface, delaying the onset of separation until it is much farther around the backside of the ball.