The tool shape is controlled using a Bezier curve to define the boundary of the tool.
It can also automatically define the boundary between a gap and the exterior space.
A preliminary model updating process was applied to define the boundary conditions and initial material properties.
For incitement law to function at all, courts must define the boundary between protected speech and unprotected speech that incites a crime.
Based on results from Hsueh's group and ours, we postulate that this region define the boundary of the NF1-LRD domain.
In an ever more complex world, even as we must speak with authority, we must strengthen and better define the boundary between news and opinion.
We illustrate that the equivalence between asymptotic and structural stability depends on where we define the boundary conditions.
But Pierre Cailleteau of Moody's says that "because of the crisis we have to define the boundary between AAA and AA ratings very clearly".
They argue that the commission should insist on its right "to discern and define the boundary between economic analysis and policy choice".
The concert ended with Mr. Reich and his group giving a supple account of "Music for 18 Musicians" (1976), a pivotal work in Mr. Reich's canon and a score that helps define the boundary between Minimalism and post-Minimalism.
In this context the tangential momentum accommodation coefficient (TMAC) is the most important input parameter since it allows to define the boundary conditions.
