Sentence examples similar to clear-cut boundary specification from inspiring English sources

There is no wall or clear-cut boundary between it and the pelvis.

Nevertheless, bird movements were oriented parallel to the edge as far as 80 m away from the clear-cut boundary.

There is no clear-cut boundary for each language function and some spoken discourse involves a variety of language functions.

Our widened search strategy is regarded as a strength, but it also blurred the convenient clear-cut boundary between which interventions to include and which to exclude.

The degree of tissue specificity varied gradually and no clear-cut boundaries of both TS and HK genes were observed.

Genetic differences among populations don't fit into clear-cut boundaries.

At the first scale, we assessed patch or third-order selection by comparing use (radiotelemetry) with study area-wide random locations and a dummy variable identifying whether locations occurred within or outside of clear-cut boundaries.

Groundwater pollution is a vague concept because there are often no clear-cut boundaries that separate a "polluted" from an "unpolluted" sample.

These findings therefore show that there are no clear-cut boundaries between voluntary and involuntary return decisions (see also Monsutti, 2008).

We don't have clear-cut boundaries.

And yet the Supreme Court's 1998 Oncale v. Sundowner Offshore Services offers clear-cut boundaries, for the latter issue at least.