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Next spring, the latest review of parliamentary constituency boundaries is due to begin, based on the contentious new electoral register.

Molecular statics simulations suggest that the observed behavior of low-angle boundaries is due to the anisotropy of grain boundary energy with respect to boundary inclination.

Thus, we can say that the interaction with the boundaries is due to an image source induced by a centralised point source of strength Q (defined by Eq. (3)) on the electrode.

Of these boundaries, only the monomer-rigid fibril boundary represents a true thermodynamic phase boundary, while the other boundaries are due to kinetically favored metastable states.

The enhancement of the electric field along the ocean-continent boundary is due to the large lateral electrical conductivity contrast (cf. Kuvshinov et al., 2006) at ocean-land boundaries.

The seismic activity east of this boundary is due directly to the subduction of the Pacific plate and is much higher than that of the west region (e.g., Tsuji et al., 2008).

This alteration in the intron-exon boundary is due to an insertion of a single nucleotide "A" in intron 2 which causes a shift in the splicing site [ 40], leading to the insertion of a short segment (S5) containing a cysteine residue.

The Boundary Commission is due to begin a new review of boundaries in time for the 2020 general election.

It has been demonstrated that the observed alteration of the coupling factor with the change in boundary misorientation is due to the change of the parameters of extrinsic secondary grain boundary dislocations.

While our dependent variable is based on a survey question fielded before the 2010 election, and therefore refers to a respondent's incumbent under the 2005 electoral boundaries, a respondent whose constituency is due to change under the re-drawn 2010 boundaries might be less sure of their MP's identity and therefore more likely to answer 'don't know'.

The grain boundary embrittlement in a binary Fe 12Mn is due to the grain boundary segregation of Mn.