Sentence examples for marks the boundaries from inspiring English sources

The largest marks the boundaries of Sandy's flood plain — a subject that, as Ms. Lin notes, is even harder to represent than an overbuilt urban stream.

Israel says the barrier is a security measure that has deterred suicide bombers, but many believe it marks the boundaries of a future Palestinian state, taking around 12% of the West Bank on to the Israeli side.

If religion marks the boundaries of Europe, I thought, then Europe is a Christian civilisation – in which case Turkey, whose population is 99% Muslim, may be geographically European, but has no place in the EU.

Circles represent users and the dashed line marks the boundaries of the group.

The electron spectra show that the maximum perpendicular energy drops sharply at the enhanced D ng region, implying that the enhanced D ng region marks the boundaries for the energetic electrons accelerated in the diffusion region.

This demonstrates that the enhanced D ng region marks the boundaries of the heated/accelerated outcoming electrons, i.e., the electron separatrix (the inflow electrons are accelerated/heated parallel but not perpendicular to the magnetic field (see Chen et al. (2008, 2009) for evidence from PIC and space observations as well as explanations).

The pencil-sized threshold opening marks the boundary between the initial fracture system and the evolving conduit system.

Lees Ferry also marks the boundary between the river's upper and lower basins, as established by the 1922 compact.

Looping westward, it marks the boundary of Tocantins and Maranhão states as far as its junction with the Araguaia River.

Cheviot Hills, highland range that for more than 30 miles (50 km) marks the boundary between England and Scotland.

A small wedge-shaped entry, pierced by a big skylight, marks the boundary between inside and out.