Sentence examples for extended boundaries from inspiring English sources
Three years on, the notion that Woods does, indeed, operate within specially extended boundaries shot to prominence in his professional environment.
Region boundaries for this analysis were defined as 500 kb either side of any known PrCa associated GWAS SNPs; where such regions overlapped, they were merged to form a single larger region (extended boundaries were employed at regions Chr3p12, Chr4q22, Chr8p21, Chr11q13 and Chr17q12).
Sophisticated business security today needs to take into account several things: the granular control of data that organisations need; the extended boundaries of the enterprise that enable them to consume public and private cloud services; increased mobile access to applications; and greater and faster connectivity with other trading communities.
In particular, this includes the motion of small particles in the presence of extended boundaries and the capture and release of such particles.
Typical lamellar structures consisting of extended boundaries and short interconnecting boundaries have been found, with additional features at large strains which are equiaxed regions, small equiaxed subgrains and deformation twins.
The form information detected in V1 is fed forward to V2Model, where extended boundaries are extracted by mechanisms of long-range integration.
3) Even though the states of DGs and extended boundary buses were added into state variables, the observability for DSE still holds on.
Even though the states of DGs and extended boundary buses were added into state variables, the observability for DSE still holds on.
These systems are complex and extend boundaries of current analysis frameworks.
Periodic (Fig. 11a) or reflective (Fig. 11b) boundaries extend the boundary beyond the site which was not desired.
