Sentence examples for bounds the extent from inspiring English sources

A zero anthropogenic emissions scenario bounds the extent of possible reductions in mercury emissions.

Evidently, the amount of possible reduction in required samples is bounded by the extent to which the sensed data is stationary.

Further, the material of construction of GDWP may have certain temperature limitations and puts bounds on the extent of stratification.

Therefore the interaction is primarily addressed in an annular strip of limited spanwise extent bounding the impinged blade segment, and the unwrapped strip is described in Cartesian coordinates.

You could interpret this as is an encouraging development, showing that many New Yorkers are no longer color-bound to the extent they once were.

Hence, for s ≤ c ( c + 1 ) 2, E ( s ) ≤ c p + 1 2 / p 2 + p + 1 2 or, E ( s ) ≤ c p 2 + p + 1. □. Theorem 6 gives an upper bound of the extent of damage that occurs to the subnetwork consisting of nodes.

There is a precedent for size-dependent loading of chromosomal-bound proteins: the extent of Smc5/ Smc6 loading during mitotic S-phase is chromosome size dependent, and is proposed to be controlled by a chromosome structure-based mechanism (Kegel et al. 2011).

Bounds for the extents and selectivity of reaction are derived in terms of key operating variables.

This oddball gag went 'round the world.

The size and shape of the bounding surface is influenced by the extent of fouling.

The "valley" floor expands on either side of the "river" until it reaches the base of the bounding "mountains" that define the extent of the valley floor and rise to ridges on either side.