Sentence examples for further boundary from inspiring English sources

After solving the stress field imposing the above boundary condition, the resultant stress component σ xx was added on the boundary of x = ±L X as a further boundary condition.

Further boundary mapping revealed that the minimal FERM-binding domain of Lats1 (Lats1-FBD) binds to Merlin-FERM with essentially the same affinity as Lats1-NT does.

Further boundary mapping revealed that truncation of the α2CTD-α4CTD poftion of Merlin-CTD has no impact on the Merlin/AMOT binding, indicating that, in addition to the helical region, the α1CTD segment is also critical for Merlin's binding to AMOT.

There's also a pretty handsome wide, a pretty tasty off-drive and two further boundaries.

And as the group widens its targets and increases the violence of its attacks, experts are wondering what further boundaries the group's supporters are willing to cross.

Then Harmison, a natural games player, struck the ball so cleanly that his unbeaten 36, equalling the highest of his first-class career, contained three huge sixes - a brace, over long-on and long-off, from Bravo, and another clipped precisely over square-leg from Jermaine Lawson - and three further boundaries.

Law, as a product of citizen's democratically elected representatives, sets further boundaries within which the science and technology community must operate to evidence its self-regulation, and thereby to ensure trustworthiness.

We assume no further boundaries between all humans allocated to a single cell (e.g., mosquito access to humans allocated to two separate households which are located in the same cell will be the same).

Further, the boundary of exons 2/3 of Placozoan akirin is conserved with the boundaries of exons 2/3 in sea anemone/amphioxus and exons 3/4 in vertebrates (fig. 2b).

"Both governments agreed to defer further maritime boundary negotiations during the life of the treaty.

Channels are dug between the fingers into Sunset Park, Brooklyn, to obscure further the boundary between land and sea.