This characteristic is of prime importance in polycrystals where collective grain boundary motions are required to accommodate strain.
This is an 11-strong collective of boundary-pushing producers whose incursions into dub, bass, drone, grime, noise and techno have sent a fresh charge through the UK's musical landscape.
Collective Challenges Artistic Boundaries Through Technology and Performing Arts Award: $10,000.
The neural cell adhesion molecule, N-CAM, appears on early embryonic cells and is important in the formation of cell collectives and their boundaries at sites of morphogenesis.
It's an easy role to take on with Europe's rich history of policy innovation, federated governance and collective implicit norms across boundaries and languages.
As our national landscape appears to become ever more divisive, social scientists are responsible for researching, documenting, and questioning the boundaries our collective social reality presents.
Since its start in 2010, the experimental multimedia collective has explored the boundaries between cinema and live theater, puppetry and reality.
Accordingly, this paper aims to investigate collective dialogue across cultural boundaries by focusing on various social actors involved in the social practice of deliberation within a specific situational context.
These conversations are critical, for it is only by consensus that we can come to a collective understanding about the boundaries between personal and public lives.
The bill, called the Workplace Action for a Growing Economy (WAGE) Act, would do so by amending the National Labor Relations Act, the bedrock Great Depression-era law that set the boundaries for collective bargaining.
