Sentence examples for drew a boundary from inspiring English sources

As they zeroed in on a cluster of villages high in Nuoro's mountains, they drew a boundary in blue ink on a map and began referring to the area inside as the "blue zone".

We shall have reached a precipice, and as an historian myself I can think only of the ancient cartographer who, confronted by the trackless unknown, drew a boundary and beyond it wrote "hic draconis".

Officials drew a boundary line between the British colonies along the seaboard, and Native American lands west of the Allegheny Ridge (i.e., the Eastern Divide), creating a vast 'Indian Reserve' that stretched from the Alleghenies to the Mississippi River and from Florida to Quebec.

This gives them a sense of security, draws a boundary around their comfort zone.

"The government draws a boundary with a compass from the site of the reactor.

Unfortunately, they fail to realize that drawing a boundary that maximizes the Jewish population is not enough.

All this is so obviously distasteful that it is fairly easy to resist: the person being questioned simply needs to draw a boundary and make clear to the journalist where that boundary lies.

The boundaries between chronospecies are almost impossible to determine by means of any objective anatomic or functional criteria; thus, all that is left is the guesswork of drawing a boundary at a moment in time.

Those two justices' responses were significant because both were part of the 5-to-4 majority in the Blakely decision and have been seen by some court-watchers as the most likely of the five to try to draw a boundary between that case and the federal guidelines.

By this phrase, the chief justice meant to suggest that there is a doctrinal basis for drawing a boundary around Congressional authority, for judicial insistence that a burden that Congress chooses to impose on the states has to be justified as a cure for a current problem.

SVM involves drawing a boundary between groups of samples that fall into different classes.