Importantly, the basal-prismatic facet absorbs any twinning disconnection gliding on one side of the twin boundary and releases another one to other side, thereby enabling the twin boundary to progress through a forest of basal dislocations with no apparent decrease in mobility or loss of coherency.
As a consequence of the above-described difference, the segmentation process is performed in a different manner: the nodes, which have been instanced near the boundaries of the object, begin to progress towards them, while the remaining nodes change their positions only enough to maintain a stable, regular structure of the mesh.
While the Corporation denies that developments and investments on its periphery are part of an expansion, its officials have described land it has bought as part of a "path of progress" from the City's existing boundaries.
"But the motivation to win can't be financial; [it] needs to come from a deep desire to improve, extend your boundaries, and search the depths of your character in the name of progress and the craving for perfection".
Though infinitesimally small, it says you are part of human progress, pushing the boundaries of humanity.
Upon reviewing the progress, limitations and boundaries of landscape ecology, he criticizes the negligence of waterscapes by academics.
While sharing characteristics of being raised, keloid scars progress beyond the boundaries of the original wound and do not regress over time unlike hypertrophic scars [ 21, 70].
The Col-0 accession showed an incompatible interaction, in which the lesion did not progress beyond the boundaries of the inoculated region.
As embryogenesis progresses, the expression boundaries of Hox genes are established by repression of gap genes, which is subsequently replaced by Polycomb group (PcG) silencing.
There are of course examples of progress, where people in suburbs and cities have conscientiously joined together to cross racial and economic boundaries to create excellent multi-cultural schools.
