As an activity system starts (t0 in Figure 1), it continues to exist for an extended period of time, some artifacts of its actions become boundary objects (t1).
We argue that SIS researchers need to become boundary spanners who actively engage in industry collaboration to help create competitive advantage and who disseminate their insights later on to advance the scientific knowledge base.
For Owen et al. (2013), documentation that served this purpose would become "boundary objects" (p. 1) for communicating diverse understandings in a way that spanned multiple divides between diverse collaborators.
SR 9 Spur starts at SR 9 (Cherry Street) and travels east as Garfield Street and north as Sumas Avenue to the Canadian border, where it becomes Boundary Avenue and reconnects back to SR 9's continuation in Canada, Highway 11 (BC 11) in Abbotsford, BC.
Despite (or because) of its multiple differing uses by different clinicians, the ABCD2 score successfully facilitates communication across clinical domains as a 'boundary object.' Clinical prediction rules which have become boundary objects within referral pathways could become an important mechanism to improve patient care.
The playing surface is so narrow that when spectators sprawled onto the floor, standing or sitting cross-legged to see Procell play, the fans became the boundary line.
The battle line became the boundary between North and South Korea, and a demilitarized zone (DMZ) was created by pulling back the respective forces 1.2 miles (2 km) along each side of the boundary.
Kobani's railway line became a boundary in the 1916 Sykes-Picot Agreement, with which the British and the French secretly divvied up the Ottoman Empire during the First World War.
According to the analysis framework, this is because the outcome became a boundary object for the stakeholders while it was transforming the structure to resolve the internal contradiction.
She later became a boundary-breaking analyst herself,.
