If the collapsing of the manifold is done in an appropriate way, we have, in the limit, a singular Riemannian manifold which is indistinguishable in boundary measurements from a flat surface.
As the range of clinical features in groups with different size deletions is indistinguishable, the boundaries of the 1.5 Mb deletion define a critical del22q11.2 region (NCBI36/hg18 17.2-18.7 Mb) that contains 31 genes [Funke et al., 1999].
This result implies that both phases become indistinguishable and the boundary between them cannot be ascertained.
Thus, the timing of the proposed initiation of mammalian genome contractions is statistically indistinguishable from the KT boundary, although it may have begun as recently as the Eocene (34 65 Ma) and may have taken as long as 30 My to take full effect.
It has been shown that wakes of rotating model and porous disc developing in the modeled atmospheric boundary layer are indistinguishable after 3 rotor diameters downstream of the rotor discs, whereas few discrepancies are still visible at the same distance with the decaying isotropic turbulent inflow.
The Palestinian commercial center, in the village of Nazlat Issa, lies just east of the West Bank boundary and is virtually indistinguishable from a neighboring Israeli Arab town to the west.
The "Indistinguishable Self" rejects any and all boundaries between humans and nature; humans are just one strand in a greater biotic web.
On the contrary, the reflected waves were almost indistinguishable for the simulation using the PML boundary condition.
Furthermore, this clone had some morphological differences - the colonies of this clone were flatter compared to those of hESCs or hiPSCs and the boundaries between cells which are indistinguishable for hESCs and other hiPSCs all over the colonies were distinct especially at the outer edge of the colonies (data not shown).
Because Allpath-LG achieved the longest corrected N50 length (66.2 kb), long contig can cross the boundary of repeat and lead to indistinguishable contig.
