Sentence examples for boundary definition from inspiring English sources
This study investigated how four highly experienced ESL instructors developed an empirically derived, binary choice, boundary definition (EBB) rating scale.
A more effective boundary definition for Type II dilemma zones could contribute to the safe design of signalized intersections.
The system delineated by the boundary definition should be consistent with what comes under the purview of the system owner.
This model takes account of nonlinear material behavior such as soil, non-reflecting boundary definition, and soil tunnel interaction.
The finite duct was regarded as a "virtually closed cavity" with a specific boundary definition at the two open ends.
The method uses box finite elements defined by a Cartesian grid that is independent of the boundary definition.
values are shown for entire TMDs and for the M2 M3 loops (see Methods for boundary definitions).
"This site provides digital boundary definitions for every U.S. Congressional District in use between 1789 and 2012.
In all cases, suitable team selection, timing, and scope boundary definitions are very useful.
These brains were then aligned in 3D so that they could be compared to each other using a standard set of region boundary definitions.
There are further challenges with appropriate system boundary definitions, and challenges in modeling the decision-making and conflicting objectives of multiple stakeholders in the WEFN.
