Sentence examples for sufficient boundary from inspiring English sources

The sufficient boundary and initial conditions are enumerated for the uniqueness.

The constitutive initial-boundary value problems for non-Newtonian fluids rarely have exact and closed-form analytic solutions since these models are strongly nonlinear, whereas sufficient boundary conditions are not often available.

A large fraction of CTCF sites are not located at TAD boundaries, providing further indications that CTCF sites are not sufficient for boundary formation and that additional factors must play roles in defining TADs and their boundaries; one such factor could be the cohesin complex.

Investigations of [12] have shown that in most cases sufficient hydrological boundary conditions are available after a transient phase of about one year.

Investigations of [ 12] have shown that in most cases sufficient hydrological boundary conditions are available after a transient phase of about one year.

Several members of the Los Angeles recovery community told me that they felt he did not maintain sufficient professional boundaries — that it was inappropriate, for instance, for him to frequent the same A.A. meetings that his patients attend.

In the absence of sufficient information, boundaries were further refined by MTSG experts.

Note that in contrast to CUC3 for which a transcriptional fusion is sufficient to recapitulate boundary expression, CUC1 expression is restricted to the boundary via the post-transcriptional action of miR164, and thus strict boundary expression of CUC1 can only be observed in a translational fusion line (Sieber et al., 2007; Laufs et al., 2004).

Sufficient conditions for boundary controllability of nonlinear fractional integrodifferential systems in Banach space are established.

The Thiele modulus must be larger than one in order to maintain high surface coverage of reaction intermediates, but care must be taken in order to guarantee a sufficient triple phase boundary density.

In general, a weakly linear function of ŝ is not sufficient to satisfy boundary condition Eq. (3).