Sentence examples for boundary come from inspiring English sources

The dominant, and safe, prescribed model for interfaith discourse follows this formula: two or more people with distinct religious labels meet to shake hands across a boundary, come to a deeper understanding of their own traditions and then retreat to their own closed religious boxes.

These strategies are shown and applied to examples of heat transfer, reaction and separation tasks with fluid-fluid and fluid-solid phase boundary coming from different scales.

"The Rio Grande, being an international boundary, comes under our definition of a navigable waterway," said Nick Mpras, chief of bridge administration for the Coast Guard in Washington.

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Only a third-wicket stand of 82 in 14 overs between Andrew Strauss (43) and Geraint Jones (35) lent any impetus to the innings and only one boundary came in the last 14 overs as West Indies maintained almost total control.

The fourth boundary comes off the fifth ball, a long hop off-driven on the up and then Wright middles the last ball miles up and back over the bowler's head for six.

The first boundary came in the third over when Sharma edged Anderson through the second slip area and then Dhawan benefited from four overthrows after Buttler could only deflect Bresnan's throw beyond Morgan's reach.

The strengthening of a B-doped grain boundary comes from an enhancement of the charge density among the adjacent Cu atoms, which improves the connection between the two grains.

Coming in after Durham had been reduced to 54-2 in pursuit of Yorkshire's first innings of 185 – in which Collingwood, pushing the ball through rather more quickly than he was wont to do for England, took two wickets – his first boundary came courtesy of the sort of leg-stump half-volley you do not see very many of in Test matches.

Each summer the sea ice melts before reforming again during the long Arctic winter but the loss of sea ice last year was so extensive that much of the Arctic Ocean became open water, with the water-ice boundary coming just 700 miles away from the North Pole.

The main data source for geometry of boundaries (for example, of Moho boundary) comes from seismic studies.