Sentence examples for in any boundary from inspiring English sources

.? The real reason is the persistent refusal to recognize a sovereign Jewish state in any boundary.

"This remains the true core of the conflict: the persistent Palestinian refusal to recognise the Jewish state in any boundary," he said, in a direct contradiction of Abbas.

But the beginning of the conflict and the root of the conflict is the refusal to recognize Israel in any boundary.

I asked Jimmy what makes Panama so special and he explained to me that there are very few if any boundaries in Panama.

In this context, any boundary between productive and reproductive work in the farm household is artificial (Errington and Gasson 1993) and conditions farms' strategies and aptitude to invest: the number of family members and localization in the life cycle could be relevant variables of influence.

As explained in the introduction, any boundary defining misconduct will be arbitrary, but intention to deceive is the key aspect.

In the absence of body leakage current, the boundary chosen can be the source or the drain contact or any boundary in the path of lateral current flow, such as the boundary between the source diffusion and the body.

Without eigenparameter appearing in any of boundary conditions, in [21] and [12] Tharwat et al. approximately computed the eigenvalues of the discontinuous Dirac system which is studied in the monographs of [22] by Hermite interpolations and regularized sinc-methods, respectively.

Using these results, they proved two strong convergence theorems for nonexpansive nonself-mappings in certain Banach spaces without any boundary conditions.

The autonomous aerial robots must decide which ground robots are in imminent danger of crossing any boundary but the green one, and redirect them toward the green boundary.

In addition, while the motivation for this article was an ecological regression problem, the methodology developed will also be directly relevant to the fields of disease mapping and Wombling, whose aims are to estimate the spatial pattern in disease risk and to identify any boundaries in the estimated risk surface.