Sentence examples for resolve boundaries from inspiring English sources

Genetic markers are considered as helpful tools to resolve boundaries between species as well as the genetic variation among populations within species [ 6- 8].

And it supports the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea as the basis to resolve boundary disputes in the resource-rich Arctic Ocean.

Peter G. Brav, president of Good Deed Abstract, a title agency in Valley Stream, N.Y., said that it was prudent to resolve boundary-line issues even when an encroachment did not seem to bother either owner.

A class of hyperbolic enrichment functions is proposed to resolve boundary layers near the enclosure walls.

We develop a preconditioned fast Krylov subspace iterative method for the efficient and faithful solution of finite volume schemes defined on a locally refined composite mesh for fractional differential equations to resolve boundary layers of the solutions.

However, on uniform meshes that are incapable of resolving boundary layers, weakly imposed boundary conditions deliver significantly more accurate mean flow quantities than their strong counterparts.

In particular, we find that fully resolving boundary layers at particle surfaces is crucial to obtain accurate solutions to many common test cases.

Models that spatially resolve grain boundaries (GB) have started to gain traction recently thanks to a higher efficiency of numerical solvers and a wider availability of computational resources.

Genetic analyses clearly contribute to the resolution of MUs, but are not always sufficient for this purpose; such analyses can indicate that genetic population structure exists, but usually cannot resolve the boundaries of that structure [4], [20].

Where we could identify regions of shared ancestry, we used MGP SNP data to resolve region boundaries and to generate sequence alignments for downstream phylogenetic analyses.

While Streptomyces taxonomy is notably problematic, multi-locus sequence analysis (MLSA) approaches are helping to resolve species boundaries in the genus [ 2– 4].