Juxtaposed against this perceived compression of social boundaries was the reported extension of physical boundaries, with members of society described as offering women greater physical space than their body required due to a perceived vulnerability of the pregnant body [ 38].
Another aspect of physical boundaries is the physical distance between us and another person.
It is a violation of physical boundaries to go through another person's belongings without their permission.
A definition of NZEB should be in harmony with the national context (climatic, economic, political, and socio-cultural) because it determines the full extent of physical boundary conditions to benchmark building performance.
It may be, however, that in vivo peptidase and substrate do not meet, either because of a physical boundary, such as being in different intracellular (or extracellular) compartments, because inhibitors inactivate the peptidase, the cleavage sites are inaccessible because the substrate is bound to another protein, or the environment is unsuitable and the peptidase is not active.
Building institutions to support livestock mobility is political not only because of the act of inscribing physical boundaries but also because recognition requires a negotiation among competing authorities.
It is a historic site without any of the physical boundaries that demarcate sacred space at other battlefields.
Q: You mentioned the use of social media to "tag" physical boundaries of gang domination.
But then I realized that I can't talk to most of my Facebook friends in real life, often because of physical or even national boundaries, so deleting Facebook would mean losing touch with some people.
Wang, through the plucky and empathetic gaze of her alter ego, draws with considerable finesse the emotional and physical boundaries of a world within a world.
