Sentence examples similar to well defined boundaries between from inspiring English sources

There are closed spaces with relatively well defined boundaries and others which do not have well defined boundaries which we can call open spaces.

In addition, the surface area of quantification needs well defined boundaries.

An edge-based curve evolution technique [ 19] was considered optimal because bone typically has well defined boundaries.

Urban houses tend to have very well defined boundaries but visual indications of boundaries on a campsite may be misleading.

Michael Michaelson is the managing director at Family Business Consulting Here are my top tips for families going into business together: Set very clear and defined boundaries between home and business life.

Research councils, while favouring interdisciplinary research when it enables them to distribute shared funding, are still subject to clearly defined boundaries between disciplines.

Most tumors had well-defined boundaries, but 14 (19.2%) with infiltrative edges.

Whether the National Constitution, in defining boundaries between the two, has applied the principle with exact accuracy, is not to be questioned.

The children's baseline production and perception of the /s- ∫/ contrast were confirmed to be not fully adult-like, as evidenced by greater token-to-token variability, poorer production contrast between /s/ and / ∫/, and a less well defined perceptual boundary between /s/ and / ∫/.

1888 - Anglo-French agreement defines boundary between Somali possessions of the two countries.

Secondary osteons were distinguished from primary osteons (i.e., primary vascular canals) on the basis of a well defined peripheral boundary (cement line) between the osteon and the surrounding tissue.