Sentence examples for critical boundary from inspiring English sources

Mr. McIntyre could hardly have known it, but he stood at a critical boundary.

The H.I.V. epidemic passes a critical boundary when one per cent of adults become infected; that figure has turned out to be a sort of trip wire.

Only in early 2002, however, did newspaper articles specify for the first time in explicit detail that A.B.S. had stood on what one report referred to as a "critical boundary".

A group headed by Dr. Frank B. McDonald of the University of Maryland concluded from strength and behavior of high-energy particles and magnetic fields around Voyager 1 that the spacecraft might be in the neighborhood of the critical boundary, but had yet to cross over.

And that, he says, significantly hikes up the lower limit of a "very critical boundary".

The critical boundary is the pairwise boundary between hierarchical codewords and where or (from Definition 2).

We all go to one another's restaurants, and we're, like, 'I'm better than this, and we've both got two stars!' " In such an ecosystem, a harsh review is precious: it helps mark critical boundaries.

There's plenty of evidence that we are pushing up against and exceeding several critical boundaries of global sustainability: by which I don't mean some tree hugging idea of sustainability, I mean we are taking actions that cannot be supported by the earth's systems in the long term.

We apply the PHXC design criteria (8), (9) to all critical boundaries.

Definition 2. A critical boundaries subset is the set of all pairwise boundaries between all permissible hierarchical codewords pairs, which have or.

Definition 3. The codebooks, are the E-PHXC when all the critical boundaries for hierarchical codebook at the relay are -invariant.