Sentence examples for front boundary from inspiring English sources
Beyond the disease front boundary, polyps had distended or fractured tentacles, or were completely disintegrated (indicated by empty corallites), which inhibits heterotrophic feeding.
GEOTAIL observed a sunward movement of the bow shock 8 min after the passage of the front boundary.
The shape was consistent with distortion due to the observed inclination of the front boundary of the magnetic cloud.
In this disease front boundary, there was less total coverage of fluorescence and the fluorescent pigments were not distributed equally across the coral, suggesting a disruption in the coenosarc and gastrodermis, which may impede translocation of energy between polyps.
Using a serendipitous configuration of the ACE and Wind spacecraft, we monitor the response of the distant geomagnetic tail (∼ −220 RE) to an abrupt, approx. fivefold pressure drop (from ∼19.0 to ∼3.5 nPa) at the front boundary of a magnetic cloud (MC) on November 20 , 2003
Free 43Sc moved with the front boundary of the solution whereas the labeled bioconjugate remained at the starting point.
The Pareto front boundaries are given by the points of tangency of the contours of the different performance functions.
Thus it is a two-type-based approach essentially, which not only owns efficient computation and manageable memory like the grid-based approach, but also deals with the discontinuous water surface (wet/dry fronts, boundary conditions, etc).
One way to think about this is to imagine that the front's boundary is a propagating flame that separates two regions: a burnt part behind the front and an unburnt part in front of the flame.
A wave cyclone, with its attendant low atmospheric pressure and stormy weather, occasionally develops on a stationary front (a boundary between air masses where the colder air mass has little or no horizontal motion).
A windstorm that travels in a straight line and is caused by the gust front (the boundary between descending cold air and warm air at the surface) of an approaching thunderstorm is called a derecho.
