By applying grain boundary engineering, the special boundaries that shared a high fraction of lattice points between neighboring grains were increased from 48%to59%9%, and the morphology of grain boundaries was changed to ragged type.
This observation is very stable in the models, even if the depth of the core mantle boundary is changed to more realistic values.
When I cast my mind back to the last day on the floor of the House of Representatives in 1998, just prior to the election, I called out across the chamber, "I will be back!" Those around me cried out, "No, you won't!'" My electorate boundaries were changed, forcing me to stand for the new seat of Blair.
"This is going to be a very tight race," says the 30-year-old Labour candidate in Finchley and Golders Green, which, before the boundaries were changed, was Margaret Thatcher's seat for more than 30 years.
He was elected for Staffordshire East and Derby in 1994 and, when constituency boundaries were changed, for the East Midlands, which he represented until he died.
Boundaries were changed and Minneapolis was incorporated as a city in 1867.
That is, Poland's boundaries could be changed to Germany's advantage, provided Poland's independence remained.
The boundary condition on the free-stream side of the boundary layer is changed to reflect the shear on that surface due to the forced convection, and empirical data are used to develop a formula useful in design and applications.
Because boundaries have not been changed to reflect population movements, and voter turnout is normally low in safe Labour wards, labour councillors were elected in London four years ago with an average of just 680 votes apiece, compared with 900 votes per Tory councillor and 1,150 for each Lib Dem.
The boundary condition may be changed to find the values in different cases.
