Sentences with phrase «along the boundary»

Most play along the boundary between representation and abstraction, and all, in context, reflect the integral importance of drawing in the artist's overall practice.

«The connection between the gut and the immune system is quite significant, because 80 percent of our immune system is located all along the boundary of the gut,» he said.

Make a routine of walking your dog along your boundary line.

It is the slightly less radical of the two contenders, still sharp yet more accessible along the boundaries of the laws of physics.

Since they can't leave sticky notes for others to express their meaning, they work with what they've got and leave scratch marks along their boundaries.

The researchers looked at cells along the boundaries between light and dark stripes / spots.

The location of the quake, as well as data from seismometers indicating in which direction the ground moved, suggests it occurred along the boundary between the Nazca and South American tectonic plates.

And as you may, or may not know all inclement weather is caused along the boundaries where high pressure systems meet low pressure systems.

You can see the impact of habitat loss on local climate by poking a stick into the parched soils of the Brazilian cerrado or wandering along the boundary of the expanding Sahel Desert in Africa.

Large planetary waves (Rossby Waves) form along the boundary between cold polar air and warm tropical air.

Intriguingly, however, those at the edge of the thin film would be forced to skip along the boundary.

For our particular selection of carbon - based life on this planet, all it takes is a few things like thermal gradients, various minerals including carbon, mixing everything together over and over with most chemical bonds occuring along boundary layers and surfaces, and lots and lots of time in which to provide the statistical certainty that the right combinations happen.

It also controls outflows from dams along boundary waters.

It includes parts of two areas of outstanding natural beauty, the East Devon AONB along the south coast and the rolling Blackdown Hills along the boundary with Dorset.

If there are ripples along the boundary between those layers, the shearing action creates centrifugal forces that swirl the fluids — or bodies of air — together.

Clouds often materialize along the boundary between masses of cold and warm air.

The two components separate into different halves of the doughnut along this boundary, which is created by passing through the doughnut's radius.

ANOTHER huge earthquake rocked Nepal this week, but it has released only some of the energy stored up along the boundary between the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates.

When the researchers apply ultrasound at a specific frequency and pressure, the aggregates migrate towards the wall and start rolling along the boundaries.

«TIs are electrical insulators on the inside and conductors along their boundaries, and may hold great potential for helping build low - power, robust computers and devices, all defined at the atomic scale,» said mechanical science and engineering professor and senior investigator Gaurav Bahl.

Trapping and handling hundreds of woodrats (also known as packrats), the scientists found that the two species are highly associated with different habitat types, though they may live within meters of each other along the boundary.

That's one reason sharks tend to linger along boundaries between colder and warmer water.

However, the light energized surface plasmons — the collective, wave - like motion of groups of electrons confined to travel along the boundary between the gold surface and the air.

Dr Cox said that bird lovers should ideally plan with their neighbours to plant trees and shrubs along the boundary lines of their properties to attract birds.

In essence, the fluids can act as lubricants between two abutting rock faces, helping them to suddenly slip along the boundary.

Dr. Thode presented the AO Prize Lecture (Seattle Meeting) entitled, «Skipping stones along the boundary between marine mammal acoustics and acoustical oceanography».

The researchers believe this jet stream exists due to the motion of molten iron along a boundary between two different regions in the core.

Mawrth Vallis («Mawrth» is Welsh for Mars) is a 370 mile (600 km) long, 1.2 mile (2 km) deep ravine along the boundary that separates the southern highlands and northern lowlands of Mars.

The constant activity along the boundary leads to earthquakes like the one that struck San...

Released in mid-October, the film, a meditative journey along the boundary between life and death, had already done a fast fade as a commercial prospect (death is such a downer) and subject for awards speculation.

Territorial aggression can occur along the boundary regularly patrolled by a dog or at the boundaries of her pet parents» property.

There are great amenities for a family picnic in Ginstead Park with walks up past Sparkes Hill's flying fox colony on a pleasant walking track that runs along the boundary of Everton Park High School.

Rainforest trees have been planted along the boundary to attract the fauna and ensure privacy.

The exhibition includes paintings of architectural spaces by Gonzales, which includes Oceana, 2005, depicting high - value resort real estate juxtaposed with Rigolets, 2006, an image of the strait along the boundary of the New Orleans, whose docks and bridges were ravaged by Hurricane Katrina.

Powell wrote that he observed changes in landscape and scenery along the boundary as he traveled from east to west, seeing the lush greenery and flowers give way to ground that «gradually becomes naked,» calling it «a wonderful transformation,» the study authors reported.

This major current system is a western boundary current that flows poleward along a boundary separating the warm and more saline waters of the Sargasso Sea to the east from the colder, slightly fresher continental slope waters to the north and west.

Cyclonic storms, blizzards, severe thunderstorms and tornadoes form where warm and cold air meet, which is most dramatic along the boundary generally known as the Polar Front (shown in Figure 1).

Additionally, a surveyor can place stakes along the boundary, giving you a clearer idea of exactly where your fence can go.

The boundary for Tesoro High School comes right along the boundary for San Juan Hills High School at Roanoke Dr and Windmill Ave.. If you live north of those two streets, your high school is Tesoro High.

You will notice some strange artifacting in both shots in specific areas around the model's head, as neither phone perfectly scaled back the blur effect along the boundaries of the foreground.

There are metallic curves around the body, where the chamfered edges extend along the boundary of the device.

This heat spawns a sound wave that travels out through the jet and along the boundary where the plasma meets the air, a layer that's prone to be unstable.

You can see the impact of habitat loss on local climate by poking a stick into the parched soils of the Brazilian cerrado or wandering along the boundary of the expanding Sahel Desert in Africa.

The jet stream is formed along the boundaries between hot and cold air and becomes more pronounced during winter, when the Arctic and mid-latitude air masses more strongly contrast with each other.

They occur along the boundaries of tectonic plates along the submarine volcanic chains.

Most of the vents are along the boundaries of the tectonic plates, although there are some hot spots in the middle of the plates such as under the Hawaiian Islands.

This new paper by Buckley and Marshall proposes that a pacemaker region for decadal AMOC changes is located in a western «transition zone» along the boundary between the subtropical and subpolar gyres.