These are never mere sight gags, though, but part of a thoroughgoing mise-en-scène that melts boundaries between the real and representational.
He physically melds together public icons and personal artifacts, the residue of his loved ones and symbols of the nation, melting the boundaries between them in the process.
The preliminary results also showed that CMAS reactions also formed low melting grain boundary phases in the higher concentration RE-oxide doped HfO2 systems.
The Mg17Al12 phase containing zincum firstly melted between boundaries of the primary grains and then penetrated into recrystallization grain boundaries, which resulted in the separation of the fine primary grains suspending in liquid phase.
Fractography, revealed cracks that propagated along melt pool boundaries.
Its clinical perspective on sex was a shocker, of course, but perhaps even more unsettling was its portrayal of carnal desire as a force that warped and melted class boundaries.
The as produced SLM 316L exhibited inferior corrosion resistance than the wrought in 0.5 M H2SO4 solution with 50 ppm Cl− and 2 ppm F− ions at 70 °C due to the SLM defects (molten pool boundaries, non-equilibrium phases etc)., and short, stress relief annealing did not homogenize the non-uniform structures.
As the researchers noted: "The bug basically melts security boundaries which are normally enforced by the hardware". The attack exploits the way in which Intel systems handle processes where the CPU cannot be certain whether an instruction will run or not, known as speculative execution.
The stirring promotes the coarsening of primary particles by the formation and melting of grain boundaries produced either by deformation or by sintering of the primary particles.
Toshiba is working on a successor graphics chip that will function as a video-on-demand, general home-entertainment terminal that will melt the boundary between movies and games.
