Sentence examples for broader boundary from inspiring English sources

Using a broader boundary exclusion criterion or performing additional smoothing (using "mesh fairing" methods) further decreases DNE.

"I have always advocated for the 30 mile buffer and feel the evidence offered by Shick et al.'s work further justifies this broader boundary".

Jay, a lawyer, haggled toughly for broader boundaries for the United States.

But others, including Larry Prospect, the executive director of the White Plains Road Business Improvement District, draw broader boundaries — as far south as Neill Avenue and as far north as Allerton Avenue.

In a hierarchy, whoever has more resources has broader boundaries.

But the Enlightenment has broader boundaries, both geographical and temporal, than this suggests.

"Having established broader boundaries for mobile computing with the first HTC Advantage a year ago, we are introducing a wealth of new enhancements focused on improving the overall touch screen and keyboard user experience," said Peter Chou, president and CEO of HTC.

It is influenced by the location of the country on the broad boundary between two contrasting air currents, one of polar and the other of tropical origin.

If indeed the "edge" distribution is from a very narrow and a very broad boundary mix, then it is unlikely to have the expected peak height for the apparent shoulder and tail for either the MK or MNIG and the best fit parameters seem to emphasise the tail region.

But the Court also held, crucially, that, within broad boundaries, "the Senate is in session when it says it is".

In contrast to simple regions with broad boundaries, CBBRs have complex hierarchical structures.