Sentence examples for making the boundary from inspiring English sources

An iterative solution can, however, be obtained by making the boundary a function of an evolution parameter τ.

If the EMBC are used, the situation becomes different since the function values in the points approaching the boundary of the nanostructure should match those in the image points, making the boundary to correspond to the extremes of the Bessel function (which was strictly proved for the spherical quantum dots (QDs) [10]).

Since the pairs (r 1,P E R 1) and (r 2,P E R 2) are not necessarily identical, it may be possible that the combined AQM-AMC policy may push the buffer occupancy from (mathcal {R}_{1}) outward to (mathcal {R}_{2}) and vice versa, making the boundary B the fixed point.

Further growth was accompanied by progressive blood vessel elongation and melanophore migration, making the boundary between old and new tissue less distinct.

Osteoblasts adhered to the bone surface, making the boundary unclear (Fig. 7C).

Open innovation is a paradigm that refers to combining internal and external ideas as well as internal and external paths to market to advance the development of technologies and processes essentially making the boundary between an entity and its environment more porous [ 7].

During the election campaign, everyone talked about joining up the dots in the welfare state – connecting social and medical care, making the boundaries between hospital and the outside world more porous.

They prescribe making the boundaries of rights clear by avoiding "too many complicated bends," enlarging rights a little to give them safety margins, and consulting facts about human nature and the nature of society.

The numbers of type B spermatogonia and spermatocyte cysts decreased, and the whole testis was filled with spermatids and spermatozoa; in addition, the Sertoli cells making the boundaries of the cysts were remarkably thicker.

On 8-bit logic it made sense: if women can't hit as far, make the boundary smaller.

Originally claimed by Spain, Britain, Russia, and finally the United States, the Northwest was jointly occupied by Britain and the United States until 1846, when the 49th parallel was made the boundary between the United States and British-held Canada.