"The Grand Revelation Letter" repeated the expression "[their deeds] could not be tolerated by the state's laws" to distinguish the boundaries between the central government and the local government, and between the state and individuals.
The identical geochronological history of these eclogite populations and the absence of steep suture boundaries between the central and northern Slave craton suggest the lateral continuity of the mantle layer relatively rich in eclogites.
Alternatively, the surrounding context might have masked the boundaries of the central target area, thus increasing spatial uncertainty for the target's location.
The use of sharp boundaries for the central Pedestal and Small Mask stimuli was intended to reduce spatial uncertainty for the location of the Test stimulus, which might otherwise blend smoothly into the Collinear Surround.
This finding suggests that the boundaries of the Central African CHIKV strains now extend to the Indian Ocean.
The boundaries of the central coiled-coil are marked by tryptophan residues W136A/C and W136B/D, which define points of conformational transition to a four-helix bundle in the two arms of the tetramer.
Interestingly, one of the two boundaries between the central and the flanking portions of the region subsequently served as an inversion breakpoint in sorghum (supplementary fig. S5 B, Supplementary Material online).
Such rays as SKKS correspond to waves that have suffered an internal reflection at the boundary of the central core.
When in 843 that empire was divided, stretches of the Rhine formed the eastern boundary of the central part, Lorraine (Lotharingia), until 870 when the Rhine again became the central axis of a political unit, the Holy Roman Empire.
