The extent of boundary modification was a function of the number of applied loading cycles and the testing temperature, with more cycles at higher temperatures leading to more special grain boundaries.
On the one hand, the extent and boundaries of each area within a zone take residential and floating population density, administrative boundaries, and city infrastructure into account.
Kant defines metaphysics in terms of "the cognitions after which reason might strive independently of all experience," and his goal in the book is to reach a "decision about the possibility or impossibility of a metaphysics in general, and the determination of its sources, as well as its extent and boundaries, all, however, from principles" (Axii. See also Bxiv; and 4 255 257).
The extent and boundaries of the lesions were determined by Nissl staining (Fig. 1).
Finally, we evaluate to what extent species boundaries are homogeneous across the sympatric range or instead vary in strength geographically.
With regard to the extent and boundaries of the quadruple richness center, we also must acknowledge the uneven sampling across Amazonia [5], [100], [105], [106].
The simultaneous comparison of several species allowed us to ascertain the extent and boundaries of shared CSO while also revealing the breakpoints that arose in some lineages.
In order to precisely map the extent and boundaries of the hotspot, we used 383 primer pairs designed across a 300 kb region spanning Xist/ Tsix in chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) assays.
Although there is a general consensus on the location and organization of M1 of rats, the extent and boundaries of the representation of movements of different body parts in M1 remains uncertain (Gioanni & Lamarche, 1985; Neafsey et al., 1986; Kleim et al., 1998).
