The extension boundaries would roughly encompass two state-designated special groundwater protection areas where a minimum of five-acre zoning was recommended by the Long Island Regional Planning Board.
Let us recall that we considered, in this section, systems with large spatial extension, where boundary effects are irrelevant, and random initial conditions.
We can further rely on the results in [20], where it is shown that the maps (26) are smooth up to and including (at its extension) the boundary (x=x_{S}^).
For the ED scheme, we have applied the strategies recommended in [17], including B(3) smoothing for image data, zero extension for boundary points, and serpentine scan order for the error diffusion.
Kicking off tomorrow at New York's Bitforms Gallery is Touched: A Space of Relations, an exhibition that aims to explore "the sense of touch as a metaphor of bodily presence and an extension across boundary".
But as the commission defined the extension's boundaries, some village residents were distressed by the omission of two historic buildings: the Superior Ink building, built in 1919 as a Nabisco cracker bakery with twin tall smokestacks, and Whitehall Storage, a four-story 1938 building with ribbons of casement windows — among the last operating factory buildings along the river.
Feasibility is assessed and operating conditions are determined using an extension of boundary-value methods.
The extension of boundary-fitting formulas based on wall functions is proposed, which enables the efficient computation of turbulent flows in complex curvilinear geometry using a simple Cartesian grid.
Juxtaposed against this perceived compression of social boundaries was the reported extension of physical boundaries, with members of society described as offering women greater physical space than their body required due to a perceived vulnerability of the pregnant body [ 38].
All that is now required is a little boundary extension along the lines that the French have used in champagne country.
