Sentence examples for creation of boundaries from inspiring English sources

Breaking up with Marc Jacobs was "a metaphoric putting my foot down and creation of boundaries," she said.

In order to extend fatigue life of structures, traditional methods involving controlled creation of boundaries and local microstructure discontinuities are used to obstruct dislocation motion and change the crack propagation path during fatigue service.

Articulations of a cycle-dependent Copenhagen identity and the array of expected needs and desires, wants, practices and behaviours connected to different categories of cycling Copenhageners embedded in policies and manifest in the design of green cycle tracks and of cycle super highways add to the creation of boundaries in the city.

This higher-order chromatin organization is known to regulate gene expression via creation of boundaries in chromatin [30] [32] such that they prevent (or facilitate) interactions between enhancers and promoter sequences (enhancer-blocking insulators), or by preventing the spread of heterochromatin (e.g. via PEV) by creating a barrier between active and silenced chromatin (barrier insulators).

It is not the creation of boundary objects however, but the attributes possessed by those boundary objects that actually determine the fate of a project.

One possible practical disadvantage of this is the need to monitor for possible self-intersections of the evolving boundary, splitting, where a connected region pinches off into two or more disconnected regions, or indeed the creation of new boundaries where none existed before.

Decisions will be made at this time about the creation of category boundaries for certain continuous covariates, using well-established cut-points where appropriate.

The first is the creation of a boundary layer near the edges y=±w/2 due to the boundary condition (11) there.

In Fe, Ce-codoped TiO2, it is reported that doping of these ions leads to the creation of grain boundary defects and results in the bending of the valence and conduction bands.

A suggestion is made for the creation of cross-boundary communities of practice, socialisation into them and dual, superordinate identities as a means to foster more effective intergroup dynamics and, thus, contribute to a greater quality of care.

We ask two questions concerning the creation and maintenance of boundaries between forest and fynbos biomes in the southern Cape, South Africa: 1) is the presence of forest vegetation constrained to nutrient-rich soils?