A zero anthropogenic emissions scenario bounds the extent of possible reductions in mercury emissions.
Life expectancy, which is used in the example above, has a clear lower bound of zero, but is also, at least to some extent, bounded from above we are yet to find a cure for ageing.
The progress of ISC reactions is represented in a three-dimensional space bounded by conversion (extent of reaction), temperature, and heating rate that may be obtained experimentally.
The shallow Moccasin terrace (260 km2) aquifer is bounded in vertical extent by underlying shale and is isolated from mountain front stream recharge, such that aquifer recharge is dominated by infiltration of precipitation through agricultural soils.
According to Aristotle, the universe is a material plenum, finite in extent, bounded by the outermost sphere of the fixed stars.
Evidently, the amount of possible reduction in required samples is bounded by the extent to which the sensed data is stationary.
Most of the targeted area was three square miles in extent, bounded on the north by the over ground railway of the District line, on the west by the River Lea, on the east by the Plaistow Marshes and on the south by the Royal Victoria Dock.
In revealing that populations of Fucus ceranoides are to a large extent bounded by extinctions and (re colonisations, our results challenge earlier assertions that marine species are mainly unified by gene-flow.
In rural Solomon Islands the gender division of labour in fisheries is bounded to some extent by space — men fish in the reefs and offshore, while women and children predominantly fish the nearshore zone on reefs close to villages, lagoons and mangroves.
These global distributions are coarse geographical representations of documented occurrence patterns – bounded by maximum extents – for each species.
An efficient method to compute the scattering of a guided wave by a localized defect, in an elastic waveguide of infinite extent and bounded cross section, is considered.
