Sentence examples for traversed the border from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, two axonal branches of this matrix neuron traversed the border with the patch to enter this compartment (Fig.  7c).

As can be seen in Fig.  13, three axonal branches traversed the border between the shell and core (cf also Van Dongen et al. 2005).

Such axons often traversed the borders between cortical columns and even neighboring cortical areas (Fig. 9F).

When scholarly subject matter traverses the border into popular journalism, it simply isn't clear how much attribution is enough.

The Tangi Valley traverses the border between Wardak and Logar Province, an area where security has worsened over the past two years, bringing the insurgency closer to the capital, Kabul.

Injuries sustained within postcodes 0852 and 0862 were individually analysed based upon specific location as these postcodes traverse the border of the Top End and Central Australia.

Cheap, Raspberry Pi computers, the size of a pack of gum, wide open to any code of your choosing, can easily traverse the borders of a modern nation – even if you wanted to institute border checks like the old Soviet searches for "unauthorised radios" that could tune in unapproved stations, modern computers are so small that no border service could hope to catch them.

In four of the ten specimens, the course of the nerve traversed the posterior border of the fibula head at its widest AP diameter.

Then meticulous soft tissue dissection identified the terminal branches of the supraclavicular nerve where they traversed the anterosuperior border of the clavicle (Fig.  1).

The wave-fronts traversed, along the border between areas 17 and 18, from the retinotopic site of the lower square (medially) to the retinotopic site of the upper square (laterally) in the time interval in which the square appeared to move (Fig. 4 C ; Supplementary Videos 1 and 2).

While the Mexican government has done little to address this crisis, and U.S. immigration policy has arguably fuelled it (by empowering rogue coyotes as a migrant's best chance of traversing the militarized border), a fearless wing of the Catholic Church has established an underground railroad of sorts to offer migrants protection on their journey.