The analysis of the documents and of the semi-structured interviews on the way the process was conducted and how it was perceived by community representatives reveals that participation was framed within very specific boundaries, and as a result, was limited in including and empowering the citizens and community groups.
ISIS wants Muslims worldwide to think within a specific boundary, specifically, that they have two Manichean choices: they are either with "us" (the Muslim community) or "them" (the non-Muslim community).
The first category was used if a mass was found within an organ (e.g. hypodense mass within the liver) exhibiting space-occupying characteristics like exceeding the organ surface/capsule or which exceeded organ specific boundaries within the organ itself (e.g. liver segments).
Duke faculty, staff and students may request van rides during certain hours and within a specific boundary through Duke Parking and Transportation.
Duke faculty, staff and students may request van rides during certain hours and within a specific boundary through Duke's Parking and Transportation Services.
The ISU performed sweeping arrests within a specific boundary from the summit venue.
The theory was simple -- if we kill the buffalo, we kill the Indians, as they'll starve and will be forced to accept reservation life confined within a specific boundary that the US military could monitor easily.
For years, every player participating in any Little League games or tournaments -- baseball or softball -- had to prove his or her residence within specific league boundaries, although there are a number of exceptions and waivers granted.
Another strand in natural resource management literature focuses on the difficulties in managing collective resources that is, resources not contained within specific territorial boundaries (such as the sea or air) or resources whose management at the local level has global repercussions, such as forests.
Two approaches can be distinguished from a spatial perspective: a global 'top-down' approach that studies the world city network from the perspective of the largest advanced producer service firms, and a macro-regional 'bottom-up' approach that starts with the most important knowledge-intensive firms located within specific territorial boundaries.
