Sentence examples for boundary extension from inspiring English sources

All that is now required is a little boundary extension along the lines that the French have used in champagne country.

The government has argued a world heritage boundary extension last year include areas of logged, degraded forest that is being unnecessarily "locked up" from the timber industry.

"Had Sheffield, for example, got a boundary extension, the high-rise blocks would probably not have been built".

These buffers are initialized to zero for zero boundary extension technique for boundary treatment.

When the first item is presented without a scenic structure, boundary extension does not occur (Intraub, Gottesman, & Bills, 1998).

This is done by transforming the topology of the hyper-rectangular real space by gluing opposite boundaries and designing a boundary extension method for making the fitness function smooth at the glued boundary.

Phase changes in these alloys can be understood on the basis of the equilibrium phase diagram, including metastable phase boundary extensions and conditional spinodal decompositions to account for order changes occurring faster than chemical diffusional changes.

Although molecular genetic evidence [38], [39] shows that birds exhibited similar magnitudes of late-Quaternary range extension, too few records of avian fossils are available to allow direct estimates of the rates at which their range boundary extensions were achieved.

Despite the relative rapidity of these mean range extensions, there is evidence that many species have not fully realised potential range boundary extensions because other factors, such as habitat loss and fragmentation, are acting to limit both their population size and the effectiveness of their dispersal [12].

A third line of evidence relates to range boundary extensions achieved by invasive introduced species and by the very few species that have extended their natural range by colonising previously unoccupied geographical regions during historical times (e.g. Streptopelia decaocto (Collared Dove) that has expanded across Europe from Turkey since ca. 1900).

In KGG v3.0, SNPs were mapped onto genes defined by the RefGene database with 5 kb boundary extensions on both sides.