Sentence examples for in which boundary from inspiring English sources
Computer simulations of grain growth in which boundary mobility varies in time and/or space have been performed.
The typical rift system geometry was characterised by two offset rift segments connected by a major transfer zone in which boundary faults were oblique to the extension vector and displayed a significant transcurrent component of movement.
The Poisson equation is solved on a level-by-level basis, using a "one-way interface" scheme in which boundary conditions are interpolated from the previous coarser level solution.
The differences in grid definition for the two formulations is found to be more important, since it affects the manner in which boundary conditions, zonal procedures, and grid singularities are handled at computational boundaries.
The boundary vector cell model does not account for these heterogeneous responses, at least not in its basic form; although more complex responses to environmental manipulations were obtained from a model in which boundary vector cells learned to respond differentially to different types of boundary [61].
In many societies, ritual change involves a transition period in which boundaries are broken and chaos rules, only to be overcome as order is restored.
Perhaps because he's an expatriate (he now lives in New York), Maxwell is drawn to episodes in which the speaker is somehow unsettled or in which boundaries -- geographic or psychic -- are in question.
Ms. Shemy has said of her choreography: "In my work I seek ways to arouse the viewer to an active, reflective experience in which boundaries are blurred: boundaries between inner and outer reality, beauty and ugliness, moral and immoral interweave, provoking both uneasiness and interest".
Between the self and the external space, there is a small zone in which boundaries are blurred.
We are primarily interested in domains in which boundaries have a finite number of singular points of the oscillating type.
This conceptualisation provides a good tool for investigating complex relationships between human and non-human actors in which boundaries in relationships are blurred [ 20].
