Sentence examples for delineating boundaries from inspiring English sources

This paper developed internationally compatible methods for delineating boundaries of urban areas in China.

The fruit of his labour is the Essential Geography of the United States of America, a highly informative map that does away with the muddle of rainbow-coloured states of traditional US maps, instead delineating boundaries in green and allowing each state's actual features – mountains, forests, lakes, urban centres, highways – to characterise those places.

Our study illustrates how genetic markers can elucidate population structure in a key biomonitoring species, delineating boundaries of comparable sampling sites and potential for differential response to environmental stress.

These new products require a method to derive quantitative information about the accuracy and precision of delineated boundaries.

Each iteration should have clearly delineated boundaries as to what results are to be achieved and continuous monitoring and assessment of the result of the previous iteration will be an effective feedback for the future iterations.

The pollution criterion of central tendency and variation was proven to be a useful quantitative approach for delineating ecological boundaries from the environmental data.

The use of optical remote sensing data in conjunction with LiDAR data is helpful in both delineating crown boundaries and in differentiating between species [32, 35, 37 40].

It therefore also deals with the political and social consequences of delineating spatial boundaries and influencing spatial allocations of development and resources: all of these aspects of planning activity have consequences for its possible spatial, social, and economic outcomes.

Evans and Adams (2016) argue, for example, that private landowners' recent plans for constructing an 'elephant fence' in Laikipia were actually rooted in desires for delineating their boundaries and denying access to pastoralist 'trespassers' (p. 222).

Then these attributes are considered to discuss why arbitration should be understood as an internal rather than an external governance device, delineating the boundaries of meta-organizations, and leading to optimal investment decisions.

Our approach for delineating tumor boundaries in MRI is similar to the co-segmentation method used by Bagci et al. [17], except for one criterion: the PET image was 'roughly' segmented first in our approach.