Sentence examples for extent and boundaries from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the extent and boundaries of each area within a zone take residential and floating population density, administrative boundaries, and city infrastructure into account.

Kant defines metaphysics in terms of "the cognitions after which reason might strive independently of all experience," and his goal in the book is to reach a "decision about the possibility or impossibility of a metaphysics in general, and the determination of its sources, as well as its extent and boundaries, all, however, from principles" (Axii. See also Bxiv; and 4 255 257).

The extent and boundaries of the lesions were determined by Nissl staining (Fig. 1).

With regard to the extent and boundaries of the quadruple richness center, we also must acknowledge the uneven sampling across Amazonia [5], [100], [105], [106].

The simultaneous comparison of several species allowed us to ascertain the extent and boundaries of shared CSO while also revealing the breakpoints that arose in some lineages.

In order to precisely map the extent and boundaries of the hotspot, we used 383 primer pairs designed across a 300 kb region spanning Xist/ Tsix in chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) assays.

Our estimates of the extent and epidemiological boundaries of the conservation of mAb-defined neutralization epitopes may be useful in polyvalent HIV neutralizing antibody vaccine design, as they provide a means to "see through" the diversity of molecular configurations of the HIV envelope present in circulating viruses.

What kind of targets, goals, public health things would fit in?" (England Midwifery Group) Discussions with registered midwives were generally consensual about public health as an aspect of midwifery practice, although, there was often debate as to the extent of this role and boundaries regarding core or specialist practice.

To what extent, and up to what boundaries, might humanitarian and multi-governmental intervention push Libya to succumb to the down side of "donor-driven justice" (i.e. over-reliance on funding sources/governments)? Clearly, Libya must move swiftly to transition from the rule of Gadhafi to the rule of law.

With no magnetic field applied (Fig. 3b), the grain interiors and boundaries show different extents of conductivity, in which the grain boundary conductivity parts originate from the accumulation of oxygen vacancies while the grain interior conductivity parts are related to the ferroelectric domains [29].

The Countryside Surveys of Great Britain, a national ecological, surveillance programme initiated in the late 1970s, provides information about the change in extent and ecological condition of field boundaries.