So, the trace map (gamma_{0}) extends the notion of boundary values to any Sobolev function.
For this purpose the article combines an analytical framework to approach effectiveness of scientific assessment in policy making, with the notion of boundary work and co-production of science and policy.
Within the context of public sector management, the notion of boundary spanners has been put forward by Paul Williams in order to highlight the role of individual actors in handling relationships between different organizations [ 12- 15].
After the riches from Asia, the rise of the Romanians, the Dogma years, surprise appearances by Shrek and Michael Moore, and the triumph of Turkish cinema, today the very notion of boundaries has been transformed.
Just off the coast of mainstream America is a land called Brooklyn, where life is devoted to creative pursuits, and cartographers are unemployed because residents — some native, but many settled in from far-flung origins — seem to reject the notion of boundaries.
But the notion of boundaries, the notion of emotional and social tension at the point of the boundary, is not going to change either".
The new challenges transcend the old notion of boundaries".
While his translators usually received a credit, they were not well paid, and Singer did not exactly have a firm notion of boundaries.
The even bigger issue is whether, as Baddiel asserts, "truth will not be confined to notions of boundaries".
While in World is all of one skin, Basic explores contemporary notions of boundaries, through the photographic layering of a 3D scan of her own skin.
In the quantum realm we know for certain that notions of "boundaries" evaporate: the wave functions that describe the locations and boundaries of "particles" extend in all directions to the borders of the universe itself.
