Sentence examples for cross a boundary from inspiring English sources

The extension includes the probability to cross a boundary (Conradt and Roper, 2006) that negatively influences dispersal rates but increases sensitivity to the corridor effect.

You'd think that the 'lovers' would realise they were about to cross a boundary and step back but our culture has all sorts of unhelpful myths that facilitate affairs.

LUCIE, Fla .— About five years ago, around the time that R. A. Dickey decided to dig his fingernails into a baseball full time and cross a boundary into the eccentric, lonely world of a knuckleball pitcher, he also began to get a grip on his life as a husband, father, friend and son.

Chemotaxis is frequently inferred by determining how many cells cross a boundary in a chemotaxis assay, for example how many cells crawl into a chemoattractant-infused filter, or how many cells enter a defined region in an under-agarose assay or agarose spot assay.

With more than half your journey ahead of you, you cross a boundary from the stony mantle into the metallic core.

Don't cross a boundary that exists here, suddenly, in this moment.

Was Mr. Winter crossing a boundary?

Indeed, German attitudes toward mergers and hostile takeovers seemed to have crossed a boundary.

Coleridge is crossing a boundary to his lyric field; by counter-spirit.

Dr. Hitt, in an interview with The Los Angeles Times, acknowledged touching one patient inappropriately and "crossing a boundary" with another patient.

"Timothy Treadwell crossed a boundary that we have lived with for 7,000 years," says a native Alaskan museum curator in Herzog's mesmerising film.