The entire length of each premises boundary was considered.
This paper has demonstrated that none of the Euclidean point distance, Voronoi tessellation, or area-weighted tessellation measures discriminate particularly well between map-based CPs and non-CPs as identified from premises field boundaries.
Based on this premise, cross-boundary cooperation brought about by the government may lead to more efficient public service.
Boundaries and premises break down.
Charles Saatchi's new gallery in Chelsea, at the old Duke of York's barracks, is a fantastic space, room after glorious, beautifully lit room, generous in size, fit for really major shows – if a little bland, certainly compared with the old Boundary Road premises.
Maps of IACS and OS MasterMap data were checked visually to assess whether each premises pair actually shared a fence boundary, had fence boundaries separated by <15 m, were separated by a road/track or railway, were divided by a river or by a small river/ditch.
By providing a SaaS back-end, we provide real-time financial dashboards even across national boundaries and differing on-premise accounting solutions.
In cases where premises were separated along the entire boundary by more than one types of geographic feature, but where each feature type did not run the entire length of the boundary, the feature with the lowest perceived 'barrier effect' was taken to be the feature of separation (small river/ditch < road/track < river).
Clearly, this is a predicament all choreographers face; here, it feels like a vague premise masking Mr. Vidich's incessant drive to push boundaries.
For a flexible systems theoretical approach, a potential overlap between systems does not really pose a problem, because the premise of constructing social systems already implies that systems boundaries can be volatile.
