Non-restricted channel systems develop with no evident boundary features (without developing large incised valleys).
As examples, competition of ideas, incubation services, business plans and patents are evident boundary objects commonly used in the connection between the worlds of science and industry.
This is evident at the boundaries between repeated patterns, where the distance between points to the right of the boundary is double the number of pattern events of the immediately preceding points to the left, although they in fact are separated by almost the same amount of time.
Mineral segmentation in thin sections containing altered minerals, in which there are no evident and close boundaries, is a rather complex process.
"If it really was a Spanish mission, there would have been some record of it, since empires with enough resources to put outposts on the other side of the globe by nature tend to develop bureaucracies to keep track of things". But he added, "The feature is real because erosion is evident along the boundaries.
It is evident that grain boundary engineering is applicable to controlling segregation-induced embrittlement in ultrafine-grained materials.
In addition, changes in intercellular adhesion are also evident along the boundary of FasIII loss-of-function clones in the wing disc, where they are sufficient to lead to a significant straightening of clonal borders.
Also, low-angle boundaries became evident in the disorientation distribution.
1st and 2nd passage chondrocytes cultured on grooved substrata showed a polarisation of cell shape parallel to the groove long axis and F-actin condensations were evident at groove ridge boundaries.
The Celebrity Hijack series unsuccessfully tried to tinker with the formula, and the story of Chantelle Houghton – the member of the public who entered the Celebrity Big Brother house and stayed there until she became more famous than any of her fellow housemates – showed an eagerness to push boundaries not evident in many other reality shows.
