Sentence examples for boundary in time from inspiring English sources

The motion of the surface F in time can be described using time stepping methods, i.e. the position of F can be determined at times t > 0. In the context of collision detection [24,25] the surface F becomes the contact boundary ∂ C Ω. Instead of propagating the dynamics of the boundary in time, the distance field is usually recomputed for regions of interest.

We study the diffusive logistic equation with a free boundary in time-periodic environment.

Portraits of Patti Smith, Allen Ginsberg, Meredith Monk, and other downtown icons suggest that the scene's impact reaches well beyond its boundaries in time and space.

He first read the Aeneid while he was studying Latin in high school, and he recounted the story of Aeneas's quest and his desire to build a city that, he said, quoting the text in English, "knows no boundaries in time and greatness".

Analogously, events have boundaries in time, but are also bounded in space.

The Boundary Commission is due to begin a new review of boundaries in time for the 2020 general election.

The boundaries in time and space between the NIRM, NORTHWDS, and NLM models are not discrete, but overlap due to the multiscale expression of ecological and physiological processes.

Quantum physics forced us to re-conceive ourselves as creatures who appear to be physical and bounded by time, even though our substance isn't material and has no boundaries in time.

Repeating of the Knox test, using a number of different boundaries in time and space, leads to multiple testing.

Definition of the boundaries in time and space so that a population denominator, by age and sex, can be constructed (usually from census records).

There was no commitment to introduce the boundary changes in time for the 2015 election, Mr Clegg argued, and the Lib Dems as a whole would not support their introduction before then in any future vote.