There is a guard interval, i.e. mGuardTime = 12 μ s, between two adjacent MAS boundary times to overcome the clock drift in the conventional MAC policy.
The Secretary of the Interior may, after transfer to him, revise the boundaries from time to time, but the total acreage within such boundaries shall not exceed one hundred and twenty-five thousand acres.
Given that the idea that breakfast equals cereal is largely an invention of the advertising industry, it is perhaps unsurprising that purveyors of the puffed, flaked and indecently sugared staples of the modern breakfast table push the boundaries from time to time, as cereal offender Kellogg's has found to its cost this week.
Stokes does push himself beyond the boundaries from time to time.
On repairable DNA damage, p53 transactivates its cell cycle-related target genes including p21 Wand 14-3-3σ 14-3-3σ 14-3-3σell cycle progression atoG1/S arrest G2/M boundary to save time to repair damaged DNA and then cells with repaired DNA re-enter into the normal cyclecycle.
Watson, who had found the boundary six times to reach 30, planted his front foot, missed the ball and was lbw to Tim Bresnan.
Because SLA boundaries change from time to time, we used the 2006 census data to define the SLA boundaries and the 2006 census was conducted in the middle of the study period.
Of course it's about as scientific as an episode of Tom and Jerry, and instead of amusing 2D slapstick violence we had some 3D and occasionally (particularly during a sugar-rush) even 4D children stripped of their boundaries and taking time to adjust to the fact that "freedom" isn't necessarily all it's cracked up to be, to put it mildly.
No matter how demanding your job might be, you have to set boundaries and make time to take care of yourself.
The same is true if your peak productivity is past midnight, but if it's in the afternoon or evening, you'll have to set boundaries on your time to ensure your most productive periods remain so.
