Since Barr's time, real power at the museum has been shared by two groups: the board of trustees and heads of the six curatorial departments Barr established: painting and sculpture, drawings, prints, photography, architecture and design, and film… Lowry did things differently, calling a lot of meetings, and eroding the boundaries between the departments.
What if you really are friends?" According to Rothbard, new communications technology is eroding the boundaries between home and office, which creates a "double-edged sword" for companies.
At times when the stadium is less full, people will be able to stroll through the gates from the plaza and sit on a patch of grass at the edge of the field, eroding the boundary between inside and out.
"Our academies and free schools programme is also starting to erode the boundaries between independent and state.
The technology has eroded the boundaries between server, storage and networking hardware, forcing the large players to have a hand in all of these businesses.
Its focus on a rigorous and unified modeling theory will erode the boundaries between the currently separated cyber-physical system sub-disciplines that hamper competitiveness of our students.
The exhibition uses our obsessive relationship with the screen as its point of departure, and seeking to "erode the boundaries between content and container, inviting a collision between virtual reality and objecthood," according to the press release.
In addition, consensus analysis from the set of individual core gene trees shows that a high percentage of core genes support the delineation of these lineages into three major groups (90%, 79%, and 86% for phylogroups 1, 2, and 3, respectively), suggesting that the recombination of core alleles between phylogroups does not occur at a level sufficient to erode the boundaries between groups.
On the south side of 65th Street the architects have eroded the boundary between the street and the plaza level above it.
Used correctly, time-based competition can erode the boundary between the external and internal environment and bring customers' needs and wants and companies' capabilities and offerings into closer, more immediate contact.
Technology has eroded the boundary between work and private life; we are expected to be constantly on call, to do more, "do it better and do it for longer, with scant regard for the content or the meaning of what we are doing".
