Sentence examples for plausible boundaries from inspiring English sources
The Heritage Foundation has never made a secret of its conservative political orientation, but it has generally tried to remain within plausible boundaries of analysis.
The PET-based MI coregistration needs to be performed in anatomically plausible boundaries which we estimate to shift ≤14 mm (two times the mean reconstructed image resolution of the 68Ga-PET scan).
Social mapping and listing of all HSDPs: a small team of trained researchers consulted with local residents to establish a plausible study boundary around the slum clusters in each area.
Three methods were used to assemble the data set used in analysis: Social mapping and listing of all HSDPs: a small team of trained researchers consulted with local residents to establish a plausible study boundary around the slum clusters in each area.
But like Zalasiewicz, Lewis and Maslin see the increase in radionuclides from atomic tests as a plausible boundary between one geologic period and the next.
You suggest all plausible sets of boundaries are flawed, not just these imperial lines.
Neurophysiologically plausible algorithms for boundary detection and pop-out hold that neurons tuned to similar features with adjacent receptive fields inhibit each other (Grossberg & Mingolla, 1985; Itti & Koch, 2001; Li, 1999), unlike in incremental grouping, where these cells excite each other (conjecture 8).
Defining a range of plausibility – the scenarios are intended to present relatively radical futures which define the boundaries of plausible futures.
Applications of these scenarios should consider their scope and limitations: Long time frame – they are relevant in the scope of long time frame Contrasting – they are, to a significant extent, mutually exclusive Defining a range of plausibility – the scenarios are intended to present relatively radical futures which define the boundaries of plausible futures.
They are not attempts to predict the future; rather, they should aim to sketch possible futures within the boundaries of plausible developments.
The Base set of assumptions is the one likely to occur according to our judgement, while the other two reflect our opinion about the plausible highest and lowest boundaries of future migration developments.
