The annotation consists of a one-character boundary descriptor, which is a CurlySMILES bond symbol (-, =, #,:, &, or ~).
Parametric studies are also undertaken, and show the effects of applied actuator voltage, in-plane forces, volume fraction exponents, temperature change, and the character of boundary conditions on the buckling and postbuckling characteristics of the plates.
The roles played by the constituent volume fraction index, temperature rise, shape and duration of dynamic loads, initial membrane stresses as well as the character of boundary conditions are studied.
"Colson Whitehead's book is a sweeping, character driven, boundary destroying epic," he said.
What's more, its central character, the boundary-challenged, deeply conflicted, terribly appealing psychotherapist Paul Weston (played by Gabriel Byrne), is now a single man.
In A is for American, award-winning historian Jill Lepore portrays seven men who turned to language to help shape a new nation's character and boundaries.
As to the placer claims, it was shown that they were based upon adequate discoveries of placer gold within their limits, and counsel for the defendant announced, 'We don't deny this ground is of placer character.' Their boundaries were properly marked, and the requisite notices were posted and certificates recorded.
However, they tried to remain within each character's boundaries set by their respective Disney films.
Call it Graphical Abstraction, Pop-Cubist Expressionism, Millennium Primitive -- Ugo Nonis' pattern-based storytelling, inventive, zeitgeisty hyper-hybrid vision, and authentic technique perfectly express our visual culture's character of boundary-blurring, parallax and post-everything freedom.
