"I wish I had made boundaries earlier on, so that now it wouldn't be such a problem," she said.
We made boundaries wider than the observed length range of the data to account for the possibility that the observed sample range is not the true range in the population.
His interior secretary, Gale Norton, is talking about making "boundary adjustments" to allow commercial activity in some of the 22 national monuments created or expanded by Mr. Clinton.
So why was the pitch as slow as any I have seen there, making boundary scoring at best tricky, and at worst near impossible, as the ball died in the sticky brown strip.
From a tricycle that writes messages in water droplets to a machine that blows huge soap bubbles, Nicholas Hanna's unusual devices make boundary blurring an artform.
Boundary cells are characterized by high levels of Notch activity, thus suggesting Notch is responsible for making boundary cells refractory to the Wg signal.
Thus, Cut activity makes boundary cells not only refractory to Serrate and Delta expression [9] but also to any negative input coming from Wg, thus allowing stable Notch activation [10].
Ms. Diller added, "It's a discipline that makes boundaries and holds them tight".
This softens the angles in small gardens that make boundaries easier for our eyes to perceive, making a space appear far bigger than it really is.
The child learns to shape sounds into words and make boundaries around things; they tell stories and impose a narrative pattern on to chaos.
