Sentence examples for constitutes a boundary from inspiring English sources

The electrode shape constitutes a boundary condition and defines the field shape.

They formulated a model for a cyclone that forms as a disturbance along a zone of strong temperature contrast known as a front, which in turn constitutes a boundary between two contrasting air masses.

This so-called Bergen school, founded by Norwegian meteorologist and physicist Vilhelm Bjerknes, formulated a model for a cyclone that forms as a disturbance along a zone of strong temperature contrast known as a front, which in turn constitutes a boundary between two contrasting air masses.

It constitutes a boundary within which the diffusion of innovations takes place [ 34].

The resulting semi-discretized equations constitute a boundary value problem in the vertical coordinate which is solved by decoupling growing and decaying solutions.

The body's boundary surface constitutes a thin boundary layer which is in global equilibrium under all the external forces applied on it, a feature that makes it possible to exploit the traction Cauchy theorem within second-grade materials.

For constant pressure cake filtration, combination of the equations of continuity and motion together with the relevant boundary and initial conditions constitutes a moving boundary problem.

However, a study using phase velocities (Ikeda et al. 2013) showed significant lateral variation only at the fault that constitutes a lithological boundary (MBMTL, Fig. 7d).

The studied sediment sequence was retrieved from a slope basin located ~3 km seaward of the outer forearc high, which constitutes a natural boundary between the Kumano forearc basin and the outer Nankai accretionary prism (Fig. 1; Henry et al. 2012; Strasser et al. 2011).

Differential equations (24), (25), (29) and boundary conditions (26) constitute a linear boundary value problem that can be solved using the method of normal modes.

The second mechanism is assumed to be triggered in contexts where religion constitutes a "bright" symbolic boundary (Alba 2005); here religion is a barrier to integration and the religiosity of immigrants serves as a buffer against the hardships of integration.