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During high solar activity when Venus ionosphere is robust, solar wind interaction results in a sharp boundary of the ionosphere, called the ionopause.
The temperature compensation technique using the BGR circuit is useful to determine a sharp boundary of the lower ionosphere with a few hundred meters accuracy, which is sufficient for the observation of the ionospheric irregularities having km scales.
Only in this steady state a sharp boundary of the Fgf8 expression domain in posterior direction occurs (indicated by the dashed circles in Figure 2B,D).
From type 7 on, a sharp boundary of the cap-like structure could often not be observed anymore, as the DAPI intensity was more evenly distributed within the nucleus.
For example, the hb shadow enhancer helps produce a sharp boundary of activation by the Bicoid gradient, while its snail (sna) counterpart helps ensure reliable activation under stressful conditions such as high temperatures (Perry et al., 2010, 2011).
In addition, the occurrence of Fe Mn nodules showing a sharp boundary indicates mixing of soil material.
By viewing the system as a two-phase system with a sharp boundary, the roughness of the interface was described by fractal dimension, D, which slightly varies with composition and synthesis condition.
Since it is only this latter claim which is taken to commit one to the existence of a sharp boundary, there is no commitment to there being such a boundary of which we are ignorant (contra the epistemic theorist).
Creating a sharp boundary above a piece of furniture can open up the room and, in some cases, limit potential damage to art.
At a depth of 500 m below the fault trace, there appears a sharp boundary between the sandstone formations of the Sakarya Continent and the metamorphics of the transition zone.
A smaller area of subsidence was observed to the south of the uplifted area, and the lack of a sharp boundary between the two suggests that the fault does not come to the surface.
