In 2003, the Turkish Cypriots relaxed boundary restrictions, allowing people on both sides of the divide to visit homes they had abandoned decades earlier.
As the time approaches infinity, our solution just recovers the classical one derived by Srolovitz et al. (Acta Metall 1984 32 1079) for fully relaxed boundary conditions.
The diffusivity of "slow" diffusion paths in the ECAP-processed samples coincides with the diffusivity via relaxed grain boundaries in the coarse grain Cu measured by the same radiotracer method at similar temperatures.
Pop, and its audiences, keeps relaxing its boundaries.
How people communicate informally with their friends on something such as Facebook (the relaxing of boundaries; the shorthand they use; the mutually accepted levels of irony) is completely different to what they might deem acceptable in a professional setting, and with a complete stranger at that.
From a design point of view, this corresponds to the introduction of two new variables, enlarging the dimensions of the design space to be explored, better than relaxing the boundaries of a simpler design space.
We must relax our boundaries and open up our territory to others who can create with us.
Coming in a close second was that both owners and veterinarians make an effort at keeping counters off limits to their frisky felines during meal preparation, but otherwise relax the boundaries.
However, further relaxing of boundaries will put many signals in the wrong spot (signals that assumed to be within intron region might reside in exons with corresponding LOD score miscalculation), which worsens the ROC characteristic.
In this model, when the solute is in contact with a reflecting sphere or boundary, the spin is neither transported through the boundary, nor is it relaxed by the boundary.
