Sentence examples for boundary might be from inspiring English sources
"The boundary might be set at 1945 when that started," said Zalasiewicz.
However, recent opinion indicates that a more suitable place for the global stratotype section and point (GSSP) for the Permian-Triassic boundary might be at Meishan, where it is taken to be the base of the Hindeodus parvus (the same as Orchard's Isarcicella parva) conodont zone.
When taking the minimum imbalanced power into consideration, the flow impact on the splitting boundary might be very high.
Seeing the ball constantly flayed to the boundary might be entertaining for some, but it makes for one-sided contests in more ways than one.
Experiments reveal how some deep seismic anomalies near the core-mantle boundary might be generated [Also see Research Article by Zhang et al. and Report by Andrault et al.].
Indeed, the δ-Reifenberg flat domain is so irregular that its boundary might be fractal and it goes beyond the Lipschitz one, which is meaningful in the area of geometric measure theory only if δ is small enough.
Some boundaries might be transgressed without irreversible harm occurring.
It's useful to discuss what these boundaries might be in an intelligent and unhysterical manner".
Her cultural appropriation seriously knows no boundaries and that is why her case starts to point to what those boundaries might be.
A few faces in the soccer game were familiar, but he couldn't tell who was on which team or where the boundaries might be.
In considering the practices of one group in particular, we try to show how, for members, the technical problems of determining what classification structure is appropriate, and what its boundaries might be, depend substantially on assumptions about the 'community' and its interests and purposes.
