Sentence examples for provides boundary from inspiring English sources

Note that the initial state is required to start Eq.(1.7) at time zero; the initial state thus provides boundary conditions for the ODE at time zero.

Cell-level modeling provides boundary conditions for PEN-level models via a unified description of flow and heat transfer in both planar and tubular geometries.

Reproducing the entire lithosphere asthenosphere system provides boundary conditions that are more realistic than the horizontal detachment in traditional 1 g experiments and thus provide a better approximation of the dynamic evolution of natural pull-apart basins.

An accurate surface reconstruction method is important to fluorescence molecular tomography (FMT) for it provides boundary information of the domain occupied by the image object which is essential to modeling light propagation in free space and inside the object.

The idea is to create a basic structure for your "time portfolio" that provides boundaries and parameters for how you spend time (just as you might create a basic asset allocation for an investment portfolio).

Structural factors refer to the historically evolving infrastructure that provides boundaries for health promotion.

Stationarity does not preclude variability, but it provides boundaries for variability such that variability does not change with time or duration of measurement.

The restriction digest is critical for the TMDH procedure as it provides boundaries to limit the extension of the RNA run-offs, preventing transcripts produced from transposons within non-essential regions from extending into adjacent essential genes.

CTCF not only provides boundaries for accessible and 'protected' transcriptional blocks, but may also influence the actual binding of ER to the chromatin, thereby modulating the estrogen-mediated gene expression changes observed in breast cancer cells.

Our data suggests that CTCF not only provides boundaries for accessible and 'protected' transcriptional blocks, but may also influence the actual binding of ER to the chromatin, thereby modulating the estrogen-mediated gene expression changes observed in breast cancer cells.

The module is modeled by local energy balance equation providing boundary condition for equations of aerodynamics.