Both the legal and the more theoretical debates responded to the underlying problem of designating a boundary between those respects in which people are to be regarded as resources and those in which their personhood comes first.
The term "variational inverse boundary-value problem" is used to designate a class of two-dimensional boundary-value problems with unknown boundaries, in which it is required to find both the solution of a partial differential equation and its domain of definition, where the latter satisfies some extremal property, and one boundary condition is specified on its boundary.
He'll designate a tree or a certain person—" 'black shirt,'reded hair,'greenen glasses,' or, before I got married, 'hot mama' "—as a boundary for each strip.
He'll designate a tree or a certain person — " 'black shirt,'reded hair,'greenen glasses,' or, before I got married, 'hot mama' " — as a boundary for each strip.
And while there are nearly two dozen existing oil and gas leases within the Bears Ears boundaries that Obama designated, a well hasn't been drilled there for a quarter of a century.
A variety of names have been employed in the literature to designate this boundary (see Vignes et al., 2000) who used comparative data to show that the magnetic pileup boundary, planetopause, magnetopause, plasma composition boundary and protonopause are all names for the same feature.
Designating an upper active beach boundary and beach cliff intersection divides the coastal profile into active beach and cliff sections separated by a back beach buffer.
On October 28 , 1988 a 44.5 mile stretch of the Chetco River was designated a National Wild and Scenic River, from its headwaters to the boundary of the Rogue River – Siskiyou National Forest.
Pornography has a public presence as an object of concern and as a metaphor used to designate the boundaries of the public space," University of Sydney Professor Gerard Goggin said in a statement.
Find a large open are, and designate distinctive boundaries.
