Sentence examples for opaque boundary from inspiring English sources

Radiation absorption heats the inner surface of the case, turning it into an opaque boundary of hot electrons and ions.

Variation may be considered inequitable and contrary to the NHS constitution [ 11] if it is the result of opaque healthcare boundary differences in provision or 'natural' geographical barriers (e.g. distance).

The position on the other side of the borough boundary is less opaque.

The boundaries of propriety are opaque to him: so fearful is he of betraying his sexuality, he buries his emotions beneath a granite expression and fearlessness in battle.

Y-981971 shows breccia textures with many crystalline clasts (Figure 1a), which contain silicates with sub-rounded boundaries and a few opaque minerals filling interstices of silicate crystals.

Due to the changes in refraction index at hydrogel/void boundaries, these gels mostly were opaque to transmitted light, but iridescent to reflected light because of this periodic (photonic crystal) structure.

The walls of the enclosures, having temperature and mixed boundary conditions, are considered to be opaque, diffuse as well as gray.

It's that intent from the manager — the idea that the actual boundaries for a qualified candidate are more opaque — that sparked the idea for Sourceress.

b Dark channel, where the size of Ω is 15 × 15 and the region inside the red boundary lines corresponds to the most haze-opaque region.

For instance, there is a standing tradition in epistemology (from Moore 1925 to Gibson 1979) according to which boundaries play a crucial role in perception: we see (opaque) physical objects indirectly by seeing their surfaces.

It was a year marked by the genre's biggest artists pushing at the boundaries of public expectation, from Rihanna's sprawling, exploratory and opaque Anti to the frequently drumless drift of Frank Ocean's Blonde to John Legend's troubled, off-kilter Darkness and Light.