Sentence examples for limited contours from inspiring English sources

But any chance that Mr. Bush might bring his general election campaign into this Democratic state this fall -- and there was a time when Mr. Bush's aides asserted that such an unconventional strategy was under consideration -- seemed remote yesterday as Democrats and Republicans reviewed the decidedly limited contours of Mr. Bush's victory in New York's Republican primary.

Uniformly increasing the density of nodes along all contours and placement of nodes at points of close approach on contours are both effective methods for limiting contour crossings.

Firstly, α ( s ) β ( s ) and α ( s ) f X ∗ ( s ) + θ ( β ( s ) γ ( s ) − α ( s ) ) k X ∗ ( s ) are analytic inside the unit contour C k and continuous on C k. Let k → ∞ and denote by C the limiting contour.

One reason for these poor results in the case of SIMFMZ may be that the (cupped) μ and PET images (either AC or NAC) only have limited corresponding contours or information (see Fig.  2).

Since diffusion takes place, contours go down a little as in Fig. 5 and then finally take the limiting form as in the previous example.

With regard to objectivity, it is also important to know whether high objectivity by one threshold value like in method B limits precise contours and facilitates medically correct detection of GA borders.

But the tension with Lebanon is not limited to the border contours.

Dr. Flood said that the most recent underwater survey of the bays, performed by the federal government in the 1930's, produced maps that showed depths but provided limited information about underwater contours and patterns.

This "virtual city" of communities formed online, using social networks like Twitter or Facebook, is incredibly powerful and not necessarily limited to the geographical contours of the real city.

Within the limits of the ideal incompressible flow and Chaplyging gas models of the subsonic adiabatic motion of a perfect gas, exact solutions are constructed for the fundamental inverse variational boundary-value problem of aerohydrodynamics, namely, the problem of designing an airfoil of maximum life, on the assumption that the maximum velocity on its contour is limited.

The problem of these algorithms is that management of occlusion is hard because tracking precision due to precision weak at contour position is limited.