Sentence examples for outermost boundary from inspiring English sources

Photoreceptors operate at the outermost boundary allowed by the laws of physics, which means they are as good as they can be, period.

The two identical spacecraft, launched in 1977, explored the outer planets and are on course to be the first human-made objects to leave the solar system, wherever its outermost boundary.

He said that the critical indicator would be a change in the direction of the magnetic field, not cosmic rays, for marking the outermost boundary of the solar system.

The atoll forms part of the outermost boundary of the Belize Barrier Reef and is an Unesco World Heritage site as well as a marine park.

Consequently, the diversity observed in the molecular architecture of bacterial and archaeal cell envelopes, particularly the structure of the outermost boundary layers, reflects evolutionary adaptations of the organism to specific environmental and ecological conditions.

The solution to the PDE ODE system was obtained with initial conditions (eq 7S) and boundary conditions (eqs 8S 9S), which implicated a Dirichlet condition at the outermost boundary to assume a perfect "sink" for VEGF and a Neumann condition at the innermost boundary to describe symmetry at the source.

Heilbrunn carries this conceit to the outermost boundaries of good taste by dividing his book into sections whose names are derived from the Old Testament: "Exodus," "Wilderness," "Redemption" and "Return to Exile".

The one-dimensional x-ray structure has the same angular size about 3 degrees as the outermost boundaries of the optical filaments.

A pair of HOMO LUMO located at the outermost boundaries of the electrons in the molecule is strongly interacting with each other since they lie the closest in the energy of any pair of orbitals in the molecular structure.

Although the sudden change of damping coefficients between Parts (2) and (3) may result in some degree of non-physical reflection, such a reflection will not affect the results within the simulation duration because the outermost boundaries are far away from the rupture area.

In their place management research, Madensen and Eck (2012), suggest three new descriptions of micro-level places that take into account the ownership (i.e. 'proprietary' nature of the business), the spatial clustering of places (i.e. 'proximal' relationships to other businesses), and the outermost boundaries or 'pooled' nature of the surrounding facility neighborhoods.