Sentence examples for in their boundary from inspiring English sources

In 2015, the always surprising, occasionally shocking program will include internationally-beloved variety show La Soiree, American Horror Story performance artist Mat Fraser and his burlesque star wife Julie Atlas Muz in their boundary pushing show The Freak and the Showgirl and the life and times of Peggy Lee as presented by singing sextet The Darling Buds of May.

By regarding delamination under different loading conditions as problems that differ only in their boundary conditions, our approach provides for a more general scheme for tracking delamination growth.

Previous studies on physical boundary conditions for flame boundary interactions of an ideal, multicomponent, compressible gas have neglected reactive source terms in their boundary condition treatments.

It provides an additional solution for reducing the well known and still fully unsolved discrepancy between large translations of adjacent crustal blocks and the lack of comparable displacement values in their boundary strike-slip fault systems.

Currently, school districts in small cities face a debt limit for capital projects of 5percentt of the assessed valuation of property in their boundaries, while districts in suburban and rural areas have a 10percentt limit.

The bill will also pave the way for the first census of "rough sleepers" in England and Wales by requesting councils to record the number of homeless peoples in their boundaries once a year.

Synth experimenters like Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Suzanne Ciani still use his synthesizers and controllers in their boundary-pushing music.

Finally, we analyzed the geological time scale and the temporal boundaries used herein to see if these contained any evidence of periodicity in their boundaries.

The ' putative GIs' detected by methods based on different distances tend to differ in their boundaries to a small extent.

Figure 9 shows that the observed overdispersion cannot simply be attributed to uncertainties in identifying the limits of cortical areas: regrouping cortical areas into 7 large regions having less uncertainty in their boundaries reduced but did not eliminate overdispersion (Fig. 9 D – F ).

In both groups, however, a majority of subjects exhibited a change in their perceptual boundary in the direction of the /∫/-end of the continuum.