A definition of NZEB should be in harmony with the national context (climatic, economic, political, and socio-cultural) because it determines the full extent of physical boundary conditions to benchmark building performance.
The overall result was that contiguous and randomly selected subsets contributed equally to shape recognition, even though the randomly selected subsets did not display cues that relate to the orientation, curvature and linear extent of the boundary.
Lesion characteristics and size were recorded pro forma and the extent of the boundaries of the cancer was marked on the mammogram as a ROI.
The extent of thickness of boundary layer can be examined from the C value.
Interestingly, the majority of clones that abutted the boundary display a shape which appears to outline it, as though cells had spread along the transverse extent of the adjacent boundary.
The extent of the CFST boundary element was found to significantly affect the deformation and energy dissipation capacities of the walls.
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).
Due to the symmetric nature and large lateral extent of the model boundaries (Fig. 1b), propagation of temperature anomalies in only half of the model is shown for the following scenarios.
Given the extent of shared gene boundaries with representatives of other molluscan classes, Grande et al. [ 15] have suggested that the mt genome of the abalone, Haliotis rubra [ 56], represents the ancestral gene order of gastropods, albeit with two derived changes.
In this line, expression is restricted to boundaries, thus confirming the correlation between the GFP signal intensity and the extent of curvature at the boundary at least qualitatively (n > 20, Figure 2A).
