Further, rather than restricting boundary mapping to a small patch, we performed the analysis on each hemisphere's whole cortical surface using recently developed caret software tools (http://brainvis.wustl.edu/wiki/index.php/Caret:About).
Bell wished to extend his monopoly into family households with a "flat-rate telephone service, allowing unlimited calls (Fischer, section 39)." In doing so, Bell created a new public sphere which connected people- no restricted boundaries.
Here we report the isolation and characterization of a novel developmentally restricted boundary factor, Elba.
Further evidence for sub-elements with developmentally restricted boundary activity came from experiments in which small fragments from HS1 were multimerized.
Furthermore, although the chimaeric protease carrying SV domain 2 showed functional activity in E. coli on the NS5NS6 and NS6NS7 MNV boundaries, no functional activity was detected on the synthetic substrate representing the SV NS3NS4 cleavage boundary, suggesting this enzyme has restricted boundary recognition and therefore limited proteolysis.
Again from (2.13)–(2.18), restricting to boundary we have.
In this line, expression is restricted to boundaries, thus confirming the correlation between the GFP signal intensity and the extent of curvature at the boundary at least qualitatively (n > 20, Figure 2A).
The inability of a metropolitan-wide entity to raise money and determine policy and investment strategies for the entire 'functional' area, inevitably leads to dysfunctional transport, infrastructure, housing and environmental policies which can't be solved within the confines of restricted political boundaries.
For the frustrated people here, the limits of mass transit restrict the boundaries of possibility, reinforcing poverty and a nebulous sense of futility.
Therefore, it is likely that other mechanisms restrict the boundaries to a defined region.
