Sentence examples for definite boundaries from inspiring English sources

"The sound creates a space for itself with definite boundaries," he said.

Vein, in geology, ore body that is disseminated within definite boundaries in unwanted rock or minerals (gangue).

Living systems are objects with definite boundaries, continually exchanging some materials with their surroundings but without altering their general properties, at least over some period of time.

Compared with the "fixed" characteristics of the present period, the ancestral era is represented as having been one of flux, lacking definite boundaries.

A slime layer is loosely associated with the bacterium and can be easily washed off, whereas a capsule is attached tightly to the bacterium and has definite boundaries.

Perhaps it is Mr. Tsui's personal experience of the Chinese diaspora that has forged his vision of a hazy, hallucinated nation with no definite boundaries, an ambiguous history and traditions that can be instantly invented and instantly abandoned.

My parents weren't like Captain von Trapp at the beginning of The Sound Of Music, cold and cut off from his kids, but there was a definite boundary between their world and mine, reinforced in my mind by that yearbook.

If being a nation meant having separate educational and legal systems, distinctive banknotes, a definite boundary, and a church and sports teams it could call its own, then Scotland had all of those.

The region is bounded in the north by the Yarmūk River and in the southwest by what were known in ancient times as the "plains of Moab"; to the east there is no definite boundary.

A new symmetric and positive definite boundary element method in the time domain is presented for the dynamic analysis of thin elastic plates.

While there is no definite boundary to the arms, which have irregularities and bifurcations, the nebulae in other spiral galaxies are strung out along these narrow lanes and form a beautifully symmetric system when viewed from another galaxy.