In any case, ambiguity — the existence of several meanings for an expression — should be distinguished from nambiguity (the existence of many different bearers of a proper name), from vagueness (meanings with unclear boundaries of application), and underdetermination (failure to fully specify a meaning).
The discovery of new cardiac biomarkers and the increased sensitivity of the assays have extended the boundary of applications, for example, to the detection of other cardiac pathophysiological processes such as pump failure and right ventricular pressure overload secondary to pulmonary emboli.
Microbubbles have demonstrated the potential to redraw the boundaries of biomedical applications and revolutionize diagnostic and therapeutic applications.
Considering the weight factors 0.5 for Specific Investment Cost (SIC), 0.3 for the area of the heat exchangers (Atot) and 0.2 for Volume Coefficient (VC) and the boundaries of this particular application, the result is optimized with values of 0.48 m2 (Atot), 2515 €/kW (SIC) and 2.62 MJ/m3 (VC).
The structure is modelled using finite element analysis allowing a wide range of applications and boundary conditions.
In a large number of applications, the immersed boundaries or structures are very stiff and strong tangential forces on these interfaces induce a well-known, severe time-step restriction for explicit discretizations.
We will underline the challenge and define application boundaries of this technique.
Some of the many recommendations for most important future directions of action included breaking down the disciplinary boundaries of "new science," the application of action research to real life situations, better understanding local needs (such as for communication), and bringing grand theory into direct interaction with practice at different scales.
In realistic applications the boundaries of scatterers present in the propagation domain can be partially absorbing, and this must be accounted for in the numerical models.
Upon excretion, these compounds may be transported into the environment beyond feed yard boundaries via application of manure waste onto agricultural fields, runoff, and, as reported here, airborne particulate matter (PM) (Chee-Sanford et al. 2009; Wegener 2003).
