Sentence examples for from boundary to boundary from inspiring English sources

The reaction rates for the other large-angle grain boundaries vary considerably from boundary to boundary.

The change from open boundary to partially reflective boundary causes each AMPAR crossing the PSD to ESM boundary to have a probability of being reflected back into the PSD rather than entering the ESM.

With the OR light back on, the FVS will measure the distance from FV boundary to the clinical boundary in 4 directions, and record this on the surgical tracking sheet.

Aside from boundary adjustments to the Alaska Panhandle, stemming from the Alaska boundary dispute of the late 19th century, this is the current boundary of the state of Alaska.

Each iteration consists of spatial marching from the upstream boundary to the downstream boundary.

IRI models estimate the TEC by integrating the electron density profile from the lower boundary to a specified upper boundary (Bilitza 2001).

It takes a three-quarter cycle (i.e., 3T ∗/4) for equatorial long RWs to travel westward from the eastern boundary to the western boundary of the model domain (see red lines in Fig. 5 a).

We model this confinement by changing the boundary condition for PSD to ESM from an open boundary to a partially reflective boundary.

A very common procedure when constructing boundary conditions for the time-dependent Navier-Stokes equations at artificial boundaries is to extrapolate the solution from grid points near the boundary to the boundary itself.

Laboratory analysis showed that there were accompanying marked increases in chromium-reducible sulfide (CRS) across the morphological boundary (from essentially 0% above the boundary to >1% below the boundary, over distances generally ≤10 cm), indicating that the morphological boundary determined in the field was accurate.

These transformed him from teen idol to boundary-crossing superstar.