His Germany, as the scholar Benjamin H. D. Buchloh reminds us in his catalog essay, was "a fractured postfascist nation-state with dismantled territorial boundaries and conflicting ideological boundaries".
The governmental structure here, of a county that includes 88 cities and a maze of conflicting jurisdictions, responsibilities and boundaries, has defused responsibility and made it nearly impossible for any one organization or person to take charge.
Business-driven automated compositions: a service composition at the business-level should pose the requirements, possibly from different stakeholders with conflicting needs, and the boundaries for the automatic composition at the system level.
Scenario Gaming can be a method to simulate the settlement on requirements of complex socio-technological systems with multiple stakeholders and conflicting perspectives under radically changing boundary conditions.
When World War II ended in 1945, the Soviet Union refused to recognize Poland's pre-conflict eastern boundaries.
In addition to learning to meditate, doctors participate in group discussions and writing and listening exercises on topics like medical errors, managing conflict, setting boundaries and self-care.
The architectural treatment of such enclosures or boundaries in such cases becomes a very delicate matter with conflicting aspects.
These conflicting views on the home run explosion underscore the hard, immutable boundary that exists between the two sides.
This article analyses 'connectivity' as a boundary object, and an emergent science narrative that has united diverse and conflicting perspectives.
Kuehling also pointed to an exception in the title insurance policy, which said that the insurer does not have to pay claims if there are "any encroachments, overlaps, discrepancies or conflicts in boundary lines, shortages in area, or other matters which would be disclosed by an accurate and complete survey or inspection of the premises".
