Their ascent has had a subtle impact on architectural practice, including a new emphasis on collaboration and a breakdown of traditional boundaries between architects, landscape specialists, fabric designers and graphic artists.
Mandal and Kulshrestha (1980) observed liver necrosis, vacuolization and breakdown of cell boundaries in C. batrachus exposed to sub-lethal concentrations of Sumithion a fenvalerate-based product.
These claims suggest that the "digital condition" induces a loss of trust in the image, a new way of experiencing the world as indeterminate and fragmentary, and a breakdown of traditional boundaries between artist and audience, artwork and artistic process.
This provides new perspectives for researchers affiliated with singular disciplines, and facilitates the breakdown of disciplinary boundaries.
We find that massive damage inflicted to the posterior or the dorsal compartment of the wing disc causes a transient breakdown of compartment boundaries, which are quickly reconstructed.
The overriding issue that needs addressing is to make more solid and convincing the main conclusion of the paper, that there is a breakdown of compartmental boundaries that allows transgression of anterior and posterior cells.
The twin clone experiment is harder to explain away, and perhaps is the best evidence for a breakdown of the boundary, but this is not given as much prominence as the main Hh driven βgal approach.
The highest values of flux-angle were observed at the peat bog site during two 30 min periods when CO2, respired the previous night, was flushed out during the dawn breakdown of the nocturnal boundary layer.
Destroying most of the cells in either of these compartments in the imaginal disc leads to a temporary breakdown of the corresponding boundary, which is then rapidly reconstructed.
To tally with the 2011 census data breakdown, the boundary of CAs in this study is based on the 2011 district council election CA boundaries.
