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boundary line

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Word History and Origins

Origin of boundary line1

First recorded in 1695–1705

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Example Sentences

Before you start playing, it’s a good idea to take a couple of laps to help your body remember where the boundary lines are.

Additionally, you can look for games that will help map a boundary line for you, which can guide you away from any walls or other hazards.

When the team had the algorithm plot the boundary lines of the different colors based on these soft labels, it was able to split the plot up into more colors than the number of data points it was given in the soft labels.

The researchers also had a high degree of control over where the boundary lines fell.

The kNN algorithm then plots all the data points on a 2D chart and draws a boundary line straight down the middle between the apples and the oranges.

He expressed an American view on the appropriate boundary line between a future Palestinian and future Israeli state.

Boundary line between New York and Massachusetts agreed upon.

Berwick-on-Tweed lies partly in England and partly in Scotland, the river which runs through it forming the boundary line.

Trellises, burdened with ripening grapes, were the boundary line between the garden and the orchard.

Some of the people were fortunate to get their trunks to the frontier, only to lose them on the boundary line.

The first question that came up for decision was the boundary line between Rhode Island and Plymouth.

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