Sentence examples for identifiable boundaries from inspiring English sources

From these fourteen, seven cones were selected which are suitable for morphometric analysis, i.e. visible in the field and have identifiable boundaries.

"Material Objects": This Facet comprises types of things with a physical substance that constitute complete units and have a relatively stable form with identifiable boundaries in at least one dimension.

These facets together with their scope notes are presented below: a. "Material Objects": This Facet comprises types of things with a physical substance that constitute complete units and have a relatively stable form with identifiable boundaries in at least one dimension.

"But really, as far as trespassing would go, these properties are in the swamp, with no identifiable boundaries.

Still, in an educational context, they have identifiable boundaries.

EBs are geographically contiguous areas of land with identifiable boundaries within sub districts or Local Authority areas.

Mr. Santo explained that unlike property in populated areas, where it is likely that larger parcels have already been subdivided into developable lots with easily identifiable boundary lines, rural property is often irregularly shaped and described by words alone.

Once more, this is derived from empirical fits to a readily identifiable boundary, but with a smaller dataset having been used than in the magnetic field and boundary models, the range of possible values is larger.

In many species, removal of petioles is simple as there is a clearly identifiable boundary between leaf and petiole.

Also shown is the Petrinec-Russell (1996) magnetosphere boundary, similarly based on empirical fits to readily identifiable magnetopause boundary crossings by spacecraft.

This requires comparison of microstructures before and after imposed macroscopic plastic deformations, in order to estimate the local/mesoscopic strains from the displacements of identifiable grain boundary segments.