Sentence examples for idea of boundary from inspiring English sources

Where it crossed the roadway, instead of having a gate it degenerated into mere geometry, a line, an idea of boundary.

The idea of boundary layer was proposed by Prandtl in the setting of fluid dynamics and aerodynamics.

An approximated analytical solution to the problem based on the heat conduction equation, the principle of conservation of energy and the idea of boundary layer is presented.

When it comes to not grasping the idea of boundaries, it seems, there's no people like show people.

I liked the idea of boundaries and I didn't like the fact that the classroom had no walls.

David Cameron is right about this: it's hard to bring up children in the internet age, when the web scoffs at the idea of "boundaries" – whether national or age-related.

The first is that the idea of boundaries does not focus enough on the distinction between things with truly global effects and those that matter primarily at a local or regional level.

The idea of boundaries mediating homing is further substantiated by a more recent case of homing discovered at the eve locus by Fujioka and Jaynes (Fujioka et al. 2009).

Never being taught the art of self-control means that a child has no idea of boundaries and often does not learn empathy for others either.

We analyze our transdisciplinary research process using the ideas of boundary setting, boundary concepts, and boundary objects.

Our approach is based on the idea of choosing boundary conditions that define submanifolds transverse to stable and unstable normal directions of the saddle slow manifold.