An explanation in terms of transcription does not explain the cause of all the other segment boundaries of the real genome and why the extra segment boundaries are finding TSSs in a similar position with respect to the boundary as in the hybrid genome.
Gaming creates an online community, but it also allows for a blurring of the boundaries between the real world and the virtual one.
"As we've gotten into it, we've discovered there's a certain degree of uncertainty about what the boundaries of the real cemetery are".
These are never mere sight gags, though, but part of a thoroughgoing mise-en-scène that melts boundaries between the real and representational.
Facebook is unprecedented not only in its scale but also in its ability to blur boundaries between the real and virtual worlds.
It's difficult to separate the phenomenon of Ferrante's self-presentation from the work itself, especially because she appears to play, self-consciously, teasingly, with the boundaries between the "real" and the "invented".
Laura Kurgan, a New York artist and architect who made an artwork based on the positioning system in 1995, said it appealed to artists because it crossed the boundaries between the real and virtual.
Game designers, yearning to break free of the boundaries of the real world, set us down in strange places and expect us to defend them as enthusiastically as if they were our homes.
Part bad pun, part nod to Thomas Mann, from a writer who is known both as a stylist and for bleeding away the boundaries between the real and the imagined, the title of Geoff Dyer's latest novel, Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi, has to be making some kind of statement.
Robert Cozzolino, the curator of modern art at the Pennsylvania Academy, sees Leopold Seyffert as a bridge between the Gilded Age portraitists of the late 19th century and the artists of the 1920s and '30s who nudged the boundaries between the real and the imagined.
