Sentence examples similar to easily defined boundary from inspiring English sources

But our position, and that of Ratcliffe and van der Berg, is that there are no clear or easily defined boundaries between the two.

The concept is more easily defined when we work inside the boundaries of the valence bond theory (VBT) in which chemical bonds are established between pairs of atoms with a definite bond order (single, double, triple) for each bond.

By analyzing these lengths, the total conveying length and the boundary saltation velocity were easily defined.

Uganda has four traditional kingdoms with clearly defined boundaries.

By utilizing these three methods, MSW background variance was reduced and riparian and wetland/upland boundaries were sharper and more easily defined.

The boundary between CA1 and CA2 is not easily defined because mixed populations of cells are present.

The boundaries of the concept of private life are not very easily defined, but it is doubtful that article 8 would be engaged in the situation jon56 describes.

We, the Modern Orthodox (a term that itself is too wide to be easily defined, and is based more on one's own profession of belonging to the group than any other boundary), adhere to a "strict" interpretation of Jewish law.

Merit is not easily defined.

Yet wilderness is not easily defined.

The great teams are easily defined.