Sentence examples for mapping the borders from inspiring English sources

But in Bruneian quantities, money does have a way of mapping the borders of personal taste.

Homogeneous regions are easy to define by selecting of one or more statistic variables, than by grouping their values into classes, and finally by mapping the borders of the classes.

Mapping the borders of the non-recombining HSY ensures the completeness of the HSY and its corresponding X physical maps.

To obtain binocular fusion, the optical axes of the two eyes were first determined by mapping the borders of the respective receptive fields and then aligned on the computer screen with adjustable prisms placed in front of one eye.

To obtain binocular fusion, the optical axes of the 2 eyes were 1st determined by mapping the borders of binocular receptive fields (RFs) from responses to moving single bars and then the optical axes were aligned on the computer screen with adjustable prisms placed in front of 1 eye.

When the war broke out in August 1914 he had been mapping the border between the British protectorate of Papua, occupying the south-eastern quarter of the island, and the German colony of Kaiser-Wilhelmsland, occupying the north-eastern quarter.

These metrics map the borders of the coming debate, which will unfold during the next six or eight weeks, over the Administration's war strategy and whether more American troops are required to support it.

We mapped the borders of areas V1, V2, V3, V3A dorsally and V1, V2, V3, and V4 ventrally.

The United Nations has sent officers from the peacekeeping force that has patrolled the south for more than 20 years to survey and map the border, with orders to report back to New York headquarters daily.

Back then, the seemingly simple task of drawing a straight line across a continent implied hardship and heroism, as demonstrated in "Arc of the Medicine Line," the Canadian archivist Tony Rees's book about the final survey, from 1872 to 1874, which mapped the border between Lake of the Woods and the Continental Divide.

That may change, though he's dispatched by the Royal Geographical Society to lead an expedition into the Amazonian jungle bordering Bolivia and Brazil so that, by mapping the vague border, war between those countries can be avoided (and British economic interests can be served).