Sentence examples for overlapping boundary from inspiring English sources
Overlapping boundary interfaces were dominant between the graphene domains in the sheets.
However, more sophisticated modelling techniques that consider the behaviour as two separate processes could lead to multiple (likely overlapping) boundary definitions for the same field.
In order to solve the five highly coupled nonlinear partial differential equations with complicated overlapping boundary conditions, a novel numerical method-Hermite differential quadrature (HDQ) method was developed to implement the differential equations with complicated overlapping boundary conditions.
This is because the natural account of the negation of a proposition, namely that it holds on the smallest closed set containing the Boolean negation of the proposition, means that on the overlapping boundary both the proposition and its negation hold.
For instance, terms such as digits, letters, and shapes refer to categories with sharp, clear, and non-overlapping boundaries, while color terms refer to categories with unclear, variable, and overlapping boundaries.
Overlapping boundaries are handled more robustly with deconvolution because the intensities in the overlapped region are "not counted twice" (amplitude overestimation) as is the case with peak integration.
Nacul et al. (1990) proposed an LGR technique using a domain decomposition method, in which overlapping boundaries are used for the subdomains.
In addition, precise classification is only partially possible, because current histopathologic classification criteria are often inconclusive reflecting the overlapping boundaries between conventional diagnostic groups [6].
Buffers of 21,744 m2 (radius ∼83 m) with overlapping boundaries merged and dissolved were also applied to these wells to estimate the spatial extent of drill cuttings.
The model illustrates overlapping boundaries between processes and outcomes associated with housing.
We demonstrate the overlapping boundaries across the dimensions in the factor structure derived.
