Sentence examples for call boundary from inspiring English sources

Ms. LaFarge, an open and genial interview subject, drops a few casual bombshells testifying to what the psychobabble of our own time might call boundary issues.

Both school superintendents have firmly disputed the speculation, saying their sole worry is that if the judge's ruling stands, other neighboring districts will feel freer to call boundary lines into question.

There is no reason why instant replay should not be extended to all so-called "boundary" calls.

8 p.m. 3. BASEMENT FOIE GRAS Terence Conran, the designer and groundbreaking London restaurateur of the 1980s and '90s, moved east to Shoreditch in 2008 to convert a Victorian warehouse into a development called Boundary (2-4 Boundary Street; 44-20-7729-1051; theboundary.co.uk).co.uk

"Silver Linings Playbook" is crammed with people talking and shouting and weeping and also yielding to what are sometimes called boundary issues but which here turn out to be the mad, loving scrambling of people finding and saving one another.

Such problems are called boundary value-transmission problems (BVTPs).

The boundary between these areas is called Boundary 6 (B6) of the GB power system.

A variant of the Mobile Ambient calculus, called Boundary Ambients, is introduced, supporting the modelling of multi-level security policies.

If some pixels of R block are inside current encoded object but some are outside, it is called boundary block.

The dissipation due to all components associated with the supporting frame and package is collectively called boundary damping.

The processing cells symbolized with a double circle, which are also called boundary (angle computer) cells, perform the following equations: Figure 4 Processing cells in a SPMGLS.