Sentences with phrase «outer boundaries of»

In cases where the argument on appeal is simply a challenge to the duration of imprisonment, we have consistently held that the sentencing statutes define the outer boundaries of the bell - shaped curve of reasonableness.

Fisher notes that the court's 2004 ruling Crawford v. Washington, that testimonial statements of absent witnesses ordinarily may not be introduced, defined the outer boundaries of «testimonial,» but «left the status of a great mass of statements unresolved.»

Testing the limits of size and color, Stella's Diderot paintings, and the present example specifically, find the artist pushing at the outer boundaries of his own established painterly style.

The requirements of Executive Order 13150 regarding transit passes pertain only to Federal agencies within the National Capitol Region («the District of Columbia; Montgomery, Prince George's, and Frederick Counties in Maryland; Arlington, Fairfax, Loudon, and Prince William Counties in Virginia; and all cities now or hereafter existing in Maryland or Virginia within the geographic area bounded by the outer boundaries of the combined area of said counties.»).

Ok, I did a preliminary check on the Extrasolar Planet Encyclopedia; I converted all stellar apparent magnitudes to absolute magnitudes, those to luminosity (* solar), and calculated the inner and outer boundaries of the HZ, generously assuming an inner edge of 0.9 AU and an outer edge of 1.5 AU for our own solar system.

He speaks from experience: The Austrian physicist has spent his career on the outer boundaries of understanding, studying some of the greatest mysteries of quantum physics.

vegetation management to enhance wildlife habitat and the visual appeal of the outer boundaries of the thicket;

There is nothing more gratifying or fulfilling than setting a goal on the outer boundaries of what we think is possible and then systematically pursuing it.

Its horizon was the outer boundary of the universe.

We find that this standard ansatz provides a reasonable lower bound on the outer boundary of the habitable zone, but the influence of obliquity and ocean fraction can be profound in the context of planets on eccentric orbits.

If the American Gem Society Laboratory (AGSL) elected to measure the Brian Gavin Signature Cushion Cut Diamond using the same edge - to - edge method which is used for traditional square corner brilliant cut diamonds, such as a princess cut diamond, it would reflect the inner diameter of the diamond only, and thus this would be an incorrect measurement because the outer boundary of the diamond would not be accurately represented.

Insider Tip: Király utca used to be the outer boundary of the former Jewish quarter.

The outer boundary of John Santoro's body is not skin, it's paint.

This case stakes the outer boundary of how far courts can go to rewrite legislation, and where lobbying effort has to take over;

Not exact matches

In some jurisdictions, monetary policy is already testing its outer limits, to the point of stretching the boundaries of the unthinkable.

Steven Hawkins like many other scientists see the cosmos as being but a singular constrained universe with an ending even though the vastness of outer space reaches far and away beyond the boundaries of a simple singularized universe!

Still, it is not easy as an American to know how far we may go before we damage the pluralism that is essential to the special nature of this society, where, to use Richard Neuhaus» metaphor, we are to draw the outer boundaries, and how we are to furnish our presently desperately naked square.

The underside of the mantle — the boundary between it and the liquid outer core — is probably rugged terrain.

Voyager 1 has been drifting through the outer layer of this boundary, the heliosheath, since 2005.

Other labeled parts of the heliosphere are its outer edge (heliopause), the point at which the solar wind slows in speed (termination shock) and the region between those two boundaries (heliosheath).

In the field of astrophysics, the University of Cambridge physicist is also known for his work on gravity and black holes, including his 1974 postulation of the eponymous Hawking radiation, a phenomenon by which a black hole should give off a stream of particles from its outer boundary.

The discovery of a sharp boundary between Earth's hardened outer shell and a softer layer underneath could force a reassessment of how and why tectonic plates move.

A black hole's outer boundary, known as the event horizon, is a point of no return.

In this case, the boundary of the cup — its rim — is the same as that of the unfolded circle — its outer edge.

«To understand the formation mechanism of a disk, we need to differentiate the disk from the outer envelope precisely and pinpoint the location of its boundary.»

Within Earth's core, iron turns from a liquid to a solid at the inner boundary of the planet's liquid outer core; this results in a solid inner part and liquid outer part.

Earth's solid inner core is surrounded by a fluid outer core, with the boundary between the two expected to be the temperature of the melting point of highly pressurized iron — the primary ingredient of both layers.

It's what you might call the traditional Copernican system in the middle, and then on the outer perimeter there are the stars, but the stars just sort of keep going and going, they don't seem to have any sort of boundary and they're not attached to a crystalline sphere.

As an alien cosmos came crashing into ours, its outer boundary would look like a wall racing forward at nearly the speed of light; behind that wall would lie a set of physical laws totally different from ours that would wreck everything they touched in our universe.

The motion of S2, Gillessen says, gives an outer boundary to the central object, which, combined with its inferred mass, helps prove that it is a black hole.

Albert VI, also known as Yorick, survived his 1951 flight, though it topped out at an altitude of just 45 miles (72 km)-- significantly below the generally accepted 62 - mile (100 km) boundary demarcating outer space.

Most of these planets are highly irradiated, but EPIC 206209135.04 (K2 - 72e, Rp = 1.29 -LRB--0.13 / +0.14) Earth radii), EPIC 211988320.01 (Rp = 2.86 -LRB--0.15 / +0.16) Earth radii), and EPIC 212690867.01 (Rp = 2.20 -LRB--0.18 / +0.19) Earth radii) orbit within optimistic habitable zone boundaries set by the «recent Venus» inner limit and the «early Mars» outer limit.

«I was surprised to see so many sharp edges along the hexagon's outer boundary and the eye - wall of the polar vortex,» said Kunio Sayanagi, an associate of the Cassini imaging team based at Hampton University in Virginia, who helped produce the new movie.

The boundary between the plasmapause and the inner edge of the outer belt -LSB-...]

The outer boundary is defined by the «maximum greenhouse limit,» where the greenhouse effect fails as CO2 begins to condense out of the atmosphere and the surface becomes too cold for liquid water.

The equations of Selsis, Kasting et al are used to draw the inner and outer boundaries.

The heliosphere, which may be considered the tenuous outer atmosphere of the Sun, extends outward past the orbit of Pluto to the heliopause, where it forms a sharp shock front boundary with the interstellar medium.

This means both outer boundaries, like limits on the amount of contact you have with someone or avoidance of certain situations, and inner boundaries, like switching your focus from negative thoughts about yourself and others to something useful or positive.

My go to outer wear styles definitely fall into the aforementioned, and for summer I really like to push the boundaries a little, whether it's with bold embroidery, a pop of colour or something a little more luxe or capsule.

After putting on the main shadow blur and blend its corners with black boundaries of liner at outer corner.

The city boundary usually includes the outer town of Somerset.

There are also several small community - based MPAs in Bali that have an established outer boundary and are in the process of developing a management body and zoning plan.

Having pushed the boundaries of armed conflict into outer space, the latest Call of Duty is a return to all the stuff that has made the FPS series such a blockbuster success.

I'm not referring to art made out of the raw material of advertising imagery — works like Richard Prince's Marlborough Man — but rather to the increasingly porous boundary between public and private, between inner and outer directed impulses.

Dawn Clements, in a giant drawing in ballpoint pen, Jessica Drummond in Bed (My Reputation, 1946), 2012, the largest work in the show, exploits the subliminal sense of a movie playing on TV in a domestic situation, with obsessive notation blurring boundaries between inner and outer projections.

Interior worlds of emotions, thoughts, memories and dreams collide with exterior reality, blurring the boundaries between inner and outer space.Tuesday 23 June 2009 — Sunday 6 September 2009

The photograph of the earth taken from outer space reminded us that political boundaries, not visible from space, are mere human constructs.»

by striking all after the first sentence and inserting the following: Extension and delineation of lateral offshore State boundaries under the provisions of this Act shall follow the lines used to determine the Adjacent Zones of coastal States under the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act to the extent such lines extend twelve nautical miles for the nearest coastline.

-- There seems to be ignorance of the fact that if we mix out the boundary layer, and spread out thermal gradient between source and outer space, nonetheless, the overall gradient remains the same, you've only changed the function versus position of the gradient's derivative.

The second, and most detailed, devised by John Dykema of Harvard University, would explore the effects of injecting sulphur - containing substances at an altitude of 20 kilometres — the lower reaches of the boundary with outer space (Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A, doi.org/xb8).