Some scholars, citing the original Star Wars trilogy (1977, 1980, 1983) as an example, have argued that in the 1970s the mutation went so far as to leap across the boundary of subject matter toward science fiction.
Mr Rothkopf never quite defines the boundaries of his subject.
It is important to have a clear definition of MD techniques to better understand the scope and boundaries of the subject.
Amid this rapid growth there is considerable variation in how the term is defined and applied, generating confusion as to the boundaries of the subject, the perceived problems in practice, and the goals to be achieved through institutional reform.
In the opinion of some participants, being trustworthy, having no hatred towards others, having an appropriate appearance, nice manners and honesty in speech and practice, lacking hypocrisy, and not being in the boundaries of material subjects are among the sings of spirituality: 'In my idea, a religious man avoids telling lies or deceiving others.
Specifically, for each point on the boundary of each subject's area in the individual subject space, we computed the minimum distance to the boundary of each other subject projected into the individual subject's original white matter surface model and then computed the average of these.
In addressing issues of gender and sexuality, no film company has done more to widen the boundaries of acceptable movie subject matter than Killer, which is enjoying a 19-film retrospective at the MUSEUM OF MODERN ART.
It's not that this trailer-trash family sitcom, which is nearing the end of its first season on the Logo channel, tests any boundaries of taste or subject matter or camp that haven't already been trampled in shows from "Will and Grace" to "Petticoat Junction".
In particular, where lies the physical boundary of the subject?
But it might still show that the physical boundary of a subject can be extended through the use of artefacts in cognition.
