Sentence examples for characteristics of border from inspiring English sources

Any characteristics of border regions directly affecting labor market conditions could harm the validity of the instrument.

In a 2-country and 3-period OLG model with education, we study the impact on international migration of the two sided characteristics of borders.

A comprehensive review is presented of the more important theoretical literature and the symmetry characteristics of motifs, border patterns and all-over patterns are identified and illustrated.

Analyses conducted by Suarez et al. (2000) validated that control women mirrored the demographic characteristics of all border Mexican-American women who gave birth during the study years, indicating the low likelihood that control women were seriously unrepresentative of the border population.

It has some of the characteristics of each bordering biological community and often contains species not found in the overlapping communities.

This research presents an algorithm that in addition to energy and pitch, relies on information regarding the spectral characteristics of the borders of the syllables (landmarks).

These appear as multiple single-color spots on each wing compartment bordered by veins, instead of one single element with multiple concentric rings as is characteristic of nymphalid border ocelli.

In our preliminary analyses, we found that intense GATA-6 immunoreactivity is characteristic of the border regions of malignant tissue and the invasive parts of the carcinoma.

The main characteristic of the border between ACd and prelimbic (PL) is the columnar arrangement of layer V cells in ACd, while in PL the cells of the layer V appear in disorderly arrangement (Figs.  3, 4a, b, 6a).

We found structures characteristic of ruffled borders and clear zone in these cells (Fig. 6).

Along the way he was publisher of the erudite Twentieth Century Magazine (1965-72), edithe the RAC Club members' magazine and wrote two books, The History of the Future: Bemrose Corporation 1826-1976 (1976) and The Big Idea: The Story of Ford in Europe (1978), while continuing to display the Yorkshire characteristics of can-do confidence bordering on egotism and fierce loyalty to friends.