Finally, the formulation and interpretation of boundary conditions is treated.
As such, this study offers an opportunity to fully explore the strengths, as well as the limitations, of genetic data for the interpretation of species boundaries.
As a result the CDWR has always performed land use surveys using photo interpretation of field boundaries and field visits (Hawkins T, CDWR, personal communication).
Furthermore, implementers of novel systems may prefer to maintain a rigid interpretation of the boundary object, using such interpretative rigidity of the boundary object as both an inclusion and exclusion mechanism for actors and options in the innovation process.
However, it is not in a practical form from an engineering perspective because of the appearance of partial derivative terms, which bring unnecessary mathematical complexity and obscure physical interpretation of mechanical boundary conditions in the shell modeling.
A weaker interpretation of the boundary condition (1.5) arises through optimal transportation, in which case Caffarelli [1] proved that the convexity of the target (Omega ^*) suffices for local smoothness of solutions.
In the BV setting, Bardos et al. [25] first gave an interpretation of the boundary condition (1.6) as an 'entropy' inequality on Σ, which is the so-called BLN condition.
In Reissner's sixth-order theory (Reissner 1945) and FSDT, applied in-plane shear is combined with transverse shear resulting in a 'torsion-type' problem in flexure instead of in-plane shear combining with reactive vertical shear implied in Kelvin and Tait's (Love 1934) physical interpretation of contracted boundary condition in Kirchhoff's theory.
Table 3 gives a clinically relevant thickness interpretation of the boundary errors, visualized in Fig. 7.
The problem of the specification and interpretation of backward open boundary conditions (b.c.'s) is examined in the context of regional numerical models of wind-forced shelf circulation.
