Sentence examples for by the boundary between from inspiring English sources

Warhol was fascinated by the boundary between the human and the mechanical.

Border-hopping is a part of daily life in Kansas City, which is at the intersection of the Kansas and Missouri Rivers and divided by the boundary between the two states.

where C is represented by the parallelogram that is bisected by the boundary between B and ~B and comprises equal parts of A&B and A&~ B

It is known that for large, negative By, the boundary between dawn and dusk convection cells is shifted toward dawn in the southern hemisphere (Reiff and Burch 1985; Lyons et al. 1996) and toward dusk in the northern hemisphere (Weimer 2005).

Zealandia is cut diagonally from northeast to southwest by the boundary between the Pacific crustal plate to the east and the Australian plate to the west.

As p increases past the uncontrolled epidemic threshold value, indicated by the boundary between regions A and B in the graphs, the social distancing leads to a positive net benefit.

By then, the boundary between Ford and Mercury vehicles had all but vanished.

This ransom secures the fecundity of the earth and the integrity of the grain stores by reinforcing the boundary between hell and earth.

The great Pop alchemist radically redefined American art, perhaps most famously by blurring the boundary between painting and sculpture in his breakthrough "combines" of the late fifties and early sixties.

Kadir articulates the diminishing space between comic and tragic: "At the time of writing I realize that 'comical' should sooner be replaced by 'tragic' (the boundary between them seems grayer and grayer to me)." Khemiri finds his most potent chemical mix at the end of the novel.

They fear that by blurring the boundary between health and disease, DSM-V loses sight of a doctor's first duty: to do no harm.To overcome this, there have been suggestions in the past that the DSM should be divided into two: a scientific version, for use by researchers and psychiatrists, and a pragmatic version, for everyone else.