Sentence examples for well-defined boundary from inspiring English sources

By 867 a well-defined boundary existed between the Byzantine Empire and the territory of the ʿAbbāsid caliphate.

The First Cataract at Aswān, where the riverbed is turned into rapids by a belt of granite, was the country's only well-defined boundary within a populated area.

The change in concentration of the discharging species at the electrode surface with time can, in principle, be obtained by using a second order partial differential equation (Fick's law), which, however, has explicit solutions only for a limited number of well-defined boundary conditions.

Note that (2) and (3) together form a well-defined boundary value problem.

Second, unlike in dynamical systems, there exist no well-defined boundary between subcritical and supercritical behavior.

A highly wrinkled (corrugated) flame with well-defined boundary conditions was stabilized on a large two-dimensional slot Bunsen burner.

CMO was defined as the presence of cystoid spaces, small hyporeflective lacunae with well-defined boundaries, on at least two views of the radial scans in the macular area.

"Islands have discrete and well-defined boundaries," Ms. Joiner said.

I don't think you can make well-defined boundaries.

As to making it "a public bit of London", the development has gone to some lengths to make it different from Canary Wharf, whose well-defined boundaries are protected by conspicuous security measures.

However, benign tumors have a more uniform growth with smooth, round, and well-defined boundaries [9].