Sentence examples for sensitive boundaries from inspiring English sources

At low NA and at depth within a tissue, nonlinear effects, such as self-focusing, result in focal plane jitter that make precise cutting adjacent to sensitive boundaries difficult.

These are (1) the ability to cut with a broad range of fluences without impacting the location of the focal plane, which is desirable given tissue differences (2) the use of beams which have longer working distances facilitating delivery, and (3) precise axial ablation with these beams enabling safer penetration up to sensitive boundaries or membranes.

Particular focus is placed on the tree-lines as these are regarded as climate-sensitive boundaries in the landscape.

DMRs act via long-range mechanisms, such as antisense RNA interference, and through methylation-sensitive boundary elements (CTCF) [30], [51], [52], [53].

"That really touches on some very sensitive ethical boundaries".

Compared with that of the 3DGN-assisted sample, the stability of thermal conductivity of the RGO nanosheets added composites under high temperature is better because of the more sensitive Kapitza boundary scattering (as a results of the more boundaries of the RGO nanosheets).

Compared with that of the 3DGN-assisted sample, the stability of thermal conductivity of the RGO nanosheets added composites under high temperature is better because of the more sensitive Kapitza boundary scattering (as a result of the more boundaries of the RGO nanosheets).

Propagating CNNs are usually sensitive to boundary conditions.

In other words, the elastic modulus of nanowires from AFM bending experiment is very sensitive to boundary conditions [17].

However, it was shown that the model is slightly more sensitive to boundary forcing when convective driving is weaker.

It is found that the ballistic resistance of such systems is sensitive to boundary conditions and yarn orientation.