Sentence examples for boundary is drawn in from inspiring English sources
But the boundary is drawn "in a different place than in the anglophone world".
The Shannon boundary is drawn in Fig. 12 by using the Shannon limit theorem (equation (6.5— 49), [2]), which is rewritten as follows: frac{E_{b}}{N_{0}} > frac{2^{eta}-1}{eta} (14) Fig. 12 Comparison between PBCCS and m-QAM in an AWGN channel at P e =10−5 bit error probability.
But that has produced a rather ragged jurisprudence, with the boundary being drawn in different places depending on the nature of the decision under review.
In the peninsula of Jutland, however, the placement of the kingdom's southern border remained problematic until the current boundary was drawn in 1920.
When the boundary was drawn in 1979, Portland's median home prices were around the national average of $63,000, and the metro remained affordable while suffering through recession and population decline in the 1980s.
As international boundaries were drawn in the desert, governments increasingly limited tribal mobility.
Current Congressional District boundaries were drawn in 2011 by the California Citizens Redistricting Commission and took effect with the 2012 election.
The town boundaries are drawn in such a way that each municipality in the area gets a stretch of highway, which can be a lucrative source of revenue.
Less than 100 years after boundaries were drawn in the Middle East, the durability of those borders — and the nations they formed — is being tested as never before.
"I will not sit idly by while Arizona's Congressional and legislative boundaries are drawn in a fashion that is anything but constitutional and proper," said Ms. Brewer, who has condemned the maps proposed by the commission as biased toward Democrats.
