Sentence examples for close to boundary from inspiring English sources

This spring's peculiar conditions prompted luxurious shows of bluebells in late May, and the buttercups, too, have had a remarkable year, but here on the moors above Ringinglow – close to boundary between the Saxon kingdoms of Mercia and Northumbria – the most extraordinary display is all around me, spreading out to the horizon.

The potentials at the interior points very close to boundary are evaluated by the present scheme.

The conclusion is that most series are better represented by autoregressive models with time-invariant intercept and slope and coefficients that are close to boundary of the stationarity region.

However, this method is problematic for evaluation points close to boundaries.

Species characterising the surrounding steppe were found close to boundaries; species characterising abandoned fields were found further away.

Proposed scheme was also verified using various faulted conditions like faults close to boundaries with high fault resistance, changeable faults inception angles.

Simply put, entities close to boundaries have less volume in which to diffuse and, therefore, a higher chance of encounter than entities far from any boundary.

On 22 August, after 15 days of aeration, the observed temperature profile was closer to boundary conditions (Fig. 3).

The ions mobility is significantly higher in bulk of the memristor, but when it comes closed to boundary, the speed is highly suppressed.

Out of many existing active learning techniques, close-to-boundary criterion has received considerable attention recently.

Environmentalists have differing views on the project: some see it as progress towards cutting greenhouse-gas emissions whereas others, such as John Bennett of the Sierra Club, a lobby group, argue that "it doesn't get us off of fossil fuels".Having oil producers so close to Boundary Dam is one reason why the Saskatchewan government backed the expensive project.