Sentence examples for inherent boundary from inspiring English sources

Then the instability boundaries under ocean condition and neutron feedback are obtained, which is compared with the inherent boundary.

On the face of it, art should transcend the inherent boundaries of scientific validity and truth-seeking.

Unfortunately, inherent grain boundary networks from annealing of metal recrystallization would seriously deteriorate the superconductivity.

The effectiveness of the membership functions in pattern classifications can be objectively measured in terms of interpretability and classification accuracy in the conformity of the decision boundaries to the inherent probabilistic decision boundaries of the training data.

The triple junction constraint inherent in grain boundary structures is subsequently applied to the new network.

The paper aims at showing properties and difficulties inherent to moving boundary problems in kinetic theory of gases using a simple one-dimensional setting.

Due to the avoidance of singularity problems inherent in the boundary element formulation, this method is very efficient and easy to implement in an isoparametric element environment.

Modern scholars have variously seen it as the survival of an early animistic reverence for the power inherent in the boundary marker, or as the Roman development of proto-Indo-European belief in a god concerned with the division of property.

The shallow water and moving boundary inherent to beaches are not handled well by present models that use fixed computational grids [ 38].

In her paper exploring the management of the dying process and the relationship between life and death in English nursing homes, Katherine Froggatt describes how care home staff are required to care for residents whatever their position on a continuum between living and dying, and the uncertainty inherent in the boundary between life and death for many residents [ 27].

The majority decision, written by Chief Judge Joel F. Dubina and Judge Hull, said, "We have not found any generally applicable, judicially enforceable limiting principle that would permit us to uphold the mandate without obliterating the boundaries inherent in the system of enumerated Congressional powers".