Sentence examples for place boundaries from inspiring English sources

Very often, electorally defined political boundaries do not coincide with geographically defined place boundaries.

The cline in skin colours shows variation by infinite degrees; any attempts to place boundaries along this cline represent purely arbitrary decisions.

"I think it is fair for the state to place boundaries around what a company may do with your private data," Mr. Bourdoncle said.

And all the while, I worried desperately about Tom – my inability to place boundaries meant that he was putting himself at risk, mixing with people who were exploiting him, and dabbling in drugs.

Census tract boundaries may follow legal boundaries, such as minor civil division (MCD) or incorporated place boundaries, in some states and situations to allow for census tract-to-governmental unit relationships where the governmental boundaries tend to remain unchanged between censuses.

She criticizes the tendency of bioethicists to draw lines between morally permissible and impermissible acts in this way, and recommends instead a "reverse ethics" approach which focuses on the contextual factors that lead specific groups to place boundaries where they do.

In order to place boundary constraints on the design of leak localization systems the conditions at the leak exit, and fluid expansion into the vacuum vessel, must be characterized.

Homes located outside the place boundary were linked to the utility with the best geographic match.

For homes within a USCB place boundary (USCB 2000), we used the boundary as a surrogate for the utility service area (Nuckols et al. 2004a).

It measured the percentage of tree mortality within a 15-mile radius around the census designated place boundary of each study community.

Users can then highlight or place boundary lines in this region and query for which genes are located within the region of interest.