Sentence examples for hard boundary from inspiring English sources

Today, Xi has indicated that consensus, beyond the Party élite, is superfluous — or, at least, less reliable than a hard boundary between enemies and friends.

For the people in this district, the hard boundary with wildlife conservation used to be the edge of Serengeti National Park.

He told Chalmers that there didn't have to be a hard boundary between third-person explanations and first-person experience — between, as it were, the description of the sugar molecule and the taste of sweetness.

There's no hard boundary between the two – you can be a honker in the morning and a honked-at in the afternoon – but as a crude rule the first group tend to be much better off than the second.

They also carve out a hard boundary around weekends and vacation time.

The soft plates are enclosed symmetrically inside an infinite duct with hard boundary conditions.

The results suggest that such residual elements form hard boundaries, leading to higher hardness on a local microstructural level.

These tools sharply restricted the breadth of individual jobs and created functional departments with hard boundaries.

This was a period, however, when even the most apolitical Muscovites bumped up against hard boundaries erected by Mr. Putin's government.

The starting point is the Biot Tolstoy theory of diffraction of a spherical wave by a fluid wedge with hard boundaries.

It is hard to argue that poor and disadvantaged students who happen to live outside the hard boundaries of the Abbott districts should not receive extra attention in the state's budget.