Sentence examples for set up a boundary from inspiring English sources

"Most people who teach -- it's almost subconscious -- will say to someone who is visually impaired, 'Do you see what I mean?' I never say, 'Do you see what I mean?' I don't say to people, 'Just move it a little bit this way.' What I do is I set up a boundary, a very familiar boundary, which is a table, and set up their own studio on the table.

Furthermore, the specific purpose and required tasks should be considered carefully when setting up a boundary spanning position.

Although this approach of setting up a "boundary organisation" was based on a practical response to "bridging the divide" in South Africa, experiences of boundary organisations elsewhere provide a useful way to interrogate the successes and challenges of RENEWAL.

"You set up a certain boundary line to yourself: 'How much vacation can I take?

As shown by inscriptions carved along the way, he thrust past the Fourth Nile Cataract and set up a new boundary at Kurgus.

Such a factorization is used to set up a class of boundary value problems in a half space and to study regularity, up to the boundary, of the solutions.

In order to set up a work-life boundary for a home office, it's best to use a spare bedroom or some other dedicated space.

The threshold (9) is an approximate way to separate a subset of unregulated (null) features: (11) d 0 μ : log 2 v T < L V Th μ, and can be used as a boundary to set up a variance filter.

Once we set up a threshold value as the boundary, a test instance can be assigned a class label at each of the root, child and grandchild node (when N = 3) in RMCT classifier [ 8- 10].

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation was used to set up an adiabatic wall boundary condition for the jet fire to model the heat transfer mechanism.

If the police have set up a crime scene, respect the boundaries of it.