"boundary concept" is a correct term and can be used in written English.
It refers to a concept or idea that helps define or establish limits or borders between different things. Example: "In order to better understand the relationship between nature and civilization, it is important to explore the boundary concepts of urbanization and wildlife preservation."
When it is used as a medical boundary concept, enhancement, like futility, plays both descriptive and normative roles.
However, landscape services can also be used as a boundary concept in collaborative landscape governance.
Moreover, the link between the flux and its corresponding flow field variable is directly manipulated through the immersed boundary concept.
For example, Bxviii-xix, A38-39/B55-56, A42/B59, A247/B303, and0-491/B518-519, and passages about the problematic boundary concept of noumena in the chapter on Phenomena and Noumena and at the end of the Amphiboly.
In this method, the immersed boundary concept is introduced into the framework of lattice Boltzmann method, and the multi-block strategy is employed to refine the mesh near the capsule to increase the accuracy and efficiency of computation.
Starting from the literature regarding the thermodynamics of open systems, the circular economy of Nature and complex socio-ecological systems, we propose a new boundary concept of a low-entropy city as the grounds on which to build actions and political strategies aimed at increasing urban sustainability.
We analyze our transdisciplinary research process using the ideas of boundary setting, boundary concepts, and boundary objects.
The resulting framework that emerges from CSH is a set of boundary concepts usable as a checklist of critical boundary questions.
To substantiate this conceptual placement of third party decision making within the boundaries of meta-organizations, it seems beneficial to test it against the firm boundary concepts of incumbent theories of the firm.
Computational aspects that are not specific to bioinformatics should preferably be covered by independent information-technology ontologies, such as, for example, the SWO (http://theswo.sourceforge.net) and the WSIO (http://wsio.org), the development of both of which is coordinated with the development of EDAM and the boundary concepts are referenced.
Developments in the planetary boundaries concept provide a framework to support global sustainability.
