Sentence examples for lie at the border from inspiring English sources

"No one should lie at the border," Goodale told journalists.

Instead, they lie at the border between the Northern and Southern clusters.

At 9 10 weeks of gestation (wg), when the cerebral cortex is formed by only few rows of neuroblasts (the pre-plate), branches of the earliest penetrated telencephalic microvessels lie at the border between the ventricular zone (VZ) and the subventricular zone (SVZ), forming a primary periventricular plexus.

Second, the national DRG tariffs for rupture and death do in several instances lie at the border of our CIs; however, changing the confidence level to 90% does not lead to rejection of equality between our estimates and the DRG estimates.

As in humans and non-human primates, these areas lie at the border between unimodal visual and somatosensory areas, they are anterior and superior to most other extrastriate visual areas, and they are distinctly medial to the representation of the face in primary somatosensory cortex.

But in every direction a range of mountains truncates the desert vista -- the Santa Catalinas, Rincons and Santa Ritas on the outskirts of Tucson; the Huachucas and Patagonias that lie at the border of Mexico.

However, economically optimal reactor systems always lie at the borders of ERs.

The answer lies at the border's southern terminus, another 150 miles farther down, on the shores of the Arafura Sea.

After extensive firsthand research, I have come to believe that the essence of the water-park experience lies at the border between two vital forces: surrender and control.

While the policy for cats who are questioned by Trader Joe's officials is "deny, deny, deny", Hallatt said he never lies at the border, where agents make polite conversation with the pirate they have encountered many times before.

The claim sounds simple enough: Physicists in Japan say they have made a new superheavy atom, element 113, which lies at the border of the periodic table.