However, since most stubs have limited geographic expanse, i.e., they are co-located with only few agents and thus have limited connectivity options, the difference in connectivity using either peering strategy is often small.
Nautiloids are benthic creatures which have no larvae to allow dispersal across deep ocean expanses and are limited in depth by shell implosion at around 800 m [24], [25], [26].
As with topographic mapping, parcellation strategies that identify boundaries detected by a specific imaging modality can be limited in their applicability to particular expanses of the brain.
The microscopic analysis, in this and other cases, reveals that after the first 6 mm, area TPC no longer covers all the expanse of the TP, but it is limited to the lateral bank of the polar sulcus (or the most lateral polar sulcus if there is more than one present).
Admittedly, it is based on a gimmick, with no scenery in Wolfgang Gussmann's designs, just a plain semicircular white wall across the expanse of the Grosses Festspielhaus stage, and props limited to a few settees and a large clock.
I have memories of road trips through God's America, that endless expanse of natural beauty punctuated by strip malls that runs between the coasts, where the dining options are as limited as the radio options.
Public health and welfare services are limited in the growing cities and developing rural areas of the south and even more limited in the sparsely settled expanses in the north.
The largest known expanse of unimproved chalk grassland in north-west Europe lies within the Salisbury Plain training area (SPTA) in SW England, where sole use of the land for military training since the end of the nineteenth century has limited the ecologically damaging impacts of modern intensive agriculture.
"In VR, the camerawork is only limited by the imagination: an audience's view may start in the heavens, follow the journey of a lightning bolt downwards, across an expanse of water towards a ship, and finish on a terrified sailor's face.
