Sentence examples for the fringes between from inspiring English sources

In modern megacities, where urban agglomerations progressively encroach on the fringes between cities and rural areas, a growing trend in developing countries, water access is an urgent concern.

Through the GPS-correction, the fringes between neighboring paths are smoothly connected and the crustal deformation is reasonably mapped all over the observed area.

But he rates as just the 16th-best president according to the historians, right on the fringe between average and good.

"Ireland is really on the fringe between debt sustainability and unsustainability," said Dermot O'Leary, chief economist at Goodbody Stockbrokers in Dublin.

But, said Morgan Binswanger, a former liaison between performers and philanthropies for Creative Artists Agency in Los Angeles: "There's self-interest and there's enlightened self-interest, and the fringe between the two is gray.

These dynamics mainly concern the fringe between urban and agricultural land, e.g. the peri-urban areas usually included within functional urban regions.

Note that the interference fringes between the reference and the reflected object waves are clearly visible within the expanded frame of Fig. 3(a).

On the contrary, the lattice fringes between these obscure regions are clear and connected across the boundary, suggesting that the Opx structure is still continuous.

When a gravitational wave passes through the interferometer, it will make one arm of the interferometer shorter and the other longer, and these changes in distance will appear as a change in the interference fringes between the two beams.

The lattice fringes between the two adjacent planes are 0.253 nm apart, which is equal to the lattice constant of the standard CuO in (002) plane.

Differences of the center of the interference fringes between north and south and between east and west directions are very small.