This was a period, however, when even the most apolitical Muscovites bumped up against hard boundaries erected by Mr. Putin's government.
It is hard to argue that poor and disadvantaged students who happen to live outside the hard boundaries of the Abbott districts should not receive extra attention in the state's budget.
This, however, is just part of a broader mystery: neighborhoods with no hard boundaries and no real centers, so that one can live, as I do, in Astoria, which is also Long Island City, though Long Island City is in no way Astoria.
The culling policy has been developed to maximise the benefits shown in previous trials, and to minimise the impact of badgers spreading disease beyond the cull area by including hard boundaries such as motorways and rivers".
That is to say: it's about time and the body and the impossibility of setting hard boundaries — one moment slips into the next, one idea of beauty gives way to another, one body part becomes culturally significant, then loses importance.
We realize that "early-stage" can mean multiple funding rounds and many, many millions of dollars, so we are not drawing hard boundaries.
The Krebs trial, however, used hard boundaries whenever possible, and so scientists who worked on that study doubt farmers will do any better than they did.
The starting point is the Biot Tolstoy theory of diffraction of a spherical wave by a fluid wedge with hard boundaries.
The results suggest that such residual elements form hard boundaries, leading to higher hardness on a local microstructural level.
Pro-cull voices argue that because the pilot areas have "hard boundaries", such as rivers or motorways, the badgers will not be able to move in, and so infections will be reduced still further.
