It doesn't matter where such growth occurs-- after all, political borders are artificial boundaries.
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The BKM is classified as one kind of boundary-type meshfree methods without using mesh and artificial boundary.
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In contrast, if a study area is delineated by the artificial boundaries, the process continues beyond the area.
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The differing interpretations of the boundary between the South and Southwest Sides are due to a lack of a definite natural or artificial boundary.
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For example, the shape can affect the measurement of origin-destination flows since these are often recorded when they cross an artificial boundary.
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Some said that the colonial burden on Africa was much heavier, or that Africa was troubled more by artificial boundaries and disparate tribes and languages.
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This is the time and the moment, nine years after the wall has come down, to end once and for all the artificial boundaries.
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"Any time you put an artificial boundary on what's happening economically, it limits the potential for what you can do ."
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Accordingly, such a sensitivity analysis allows the evaluation of the reliability and robustness of place-based measures that defined within artificial boundaries ( BESR 2002 ).
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The bill is attempting, she argued, " to put artificial boundaries on the Internet, when the Internet was designed specifically to transcend boundaries ."
