But, when space is controlled, and especially when the public is unclear about what the legal or acceptable boundaries of activity are, we tend to police ourselves, to monitor our behaviour and to limit our interactions, especially after embarrassing confrontations with security.
Membership of the coalition changes frequently as individuals leave the group as it passes beyond the boundary of their activity space, or the activity ends or changes, as when the breeding season begins.
The boundary of seismic activity corresponds to the position of the contact between the subducting Philippine plate and the subducting Pacific plate.
$$\end{document} The neural field perturbations pθ r, τ) can be related to perturbations of the circular boundary of the activity bump.
As founding members of Australia's small but burgeoning counterculture, Witzig, McTavish, and their friends pushed the boundaries of every activity.
Alternatively, it is possible that parts of the functional module are missing for some of our constructs, since we do not know the exact boundaries of the activity.
Modularity is not only a property inherent to network connectedness, but also encoded in temporal and spatial boundaries of molecular activity.
This Tricouncil Workshop/Networking Program was designed to promote research linkages that bridge the traditional boundaries of research activity supported by the councils individually.
The model proposed here for their coordinate regulation is based upon the selective use of S/MARS, in which the chromosomal sequence surrounding the gene cluster is first anchored to the nuclear matrix by flanking S/MARS to establish the boundaries of transcriptional activity, and further directed by another functional S/MAR.
A dotted line represents the lower boundary of the earthquake activity.
