Sentence examples for boundary were defined as from inspiring English sources
Bedouin traditional tribal settlements located on both sides of the 20 km boundary were defined as intermediate.
The Bedouin tribal settlements located on both sides of the 20 km boundary were defined as a stand-alone group.
Cells distal to the 'crescent'/'non-crescent' boundary were defined as cells whose midpoints were located distal to a cross-sectional line drawn through the midpoint of the second most distal 'crescent' cell.
The positive number M in Definition 2.5 is called the Lipschitz constant of Ω. Generalizing the special Lipschitz domain, the domain with minimally smooth boundary is defined as follows.
Given the whole set of feasible strategies, i.e., the strategies satisfying the system constraints, the Pareto boundary is defined as the set of choices that are Pareto efficient.
Upper SWT boundary is defined as weighted average of mean SWT values of both SWT sub-blocks: u b SWT = α · min ( μ ( SWT SB + ), μ ( SWT SB − ) ) + ( 1 − α ) · max ( μ ( SWT SB + ), μ ( SWT SB − ) ), (4).
Here the low-latitude boundary is defined as the HMB corresponding to the CS10 statistical convection model for the solar wind and IMF conditions that exist during the satellite pass.
As the measure criterion, the mean square error (MSE) of the signal frame boundary is defined as the averaged absolute difference between SBI and its nominal value, in which denotes the final value of SBI on the survival path of the th trial, and is the total number of Monte Carlo trials.
The reverse link handoff boundary is the contour of mobile locations between adjacent cells where the received signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) at the two base stations is the same whereas the forward link handoff boundary is defined as the contour of location where the ratio of the received pilot chip energy of the cell to the spectral density of the total interference seen by the mobile is the same.
