Markers are still used extensively for marking international borders, which are traditionally classified into two categories : natural boundaries, correlating to topographical features such as rivers or mountain ranges, and artificial boundaries, which have no obvious relation to topography.
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:: " Iraq constructed, pulled out of thin air, void of nationalistic leanings or reason for existence, Iraq from its birth was a nation provided with artificial boundaries, leaders, and basic reasons for existence ."
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If a spatial process in an area occurs beyond a study area or has an interaction with neighbors outside artificial boundaries, the most common approach is to neglect the influence of the boundaries and assume that the process occurs at the internal area.
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If a spatial process in an area occurs beyond a study area or has an interaction with neighbours outside artificial boundaries, the most common approach is to neglect the influence of the boundaries and assume that the process occurs at the internal area.
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What alarms us about ourselves as we succumb to his powerful art is a certain loss of control, an abandonment of artificial boundaries, symmetries and dimensions that we as humans have manufactured to protect us from the " primordial matter " that first formed us.
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Frank Cilluffo, a specialist in Russian organized crime at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said the report highlighted the need for a fundamental review of America's national security architecture _ eliminating artificial boundaries between agencies that date from the Cold War.
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These individualistic practices may have limited the value of his work to collectors, but Varez has said he is committed to staying outside the artificial boundaries of art world conventions . " The printmaking business needs some new blood and new traditions, he has been quoted as saying.
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The " edge of world problem " raises the issue of what to do at the artificial boundary of the physical edge of a board game, in contrast to real life where there is no " edge " and units off-board can have a tangible effect on a scenario.
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In more concrete terms, the economic and political needs of the State maintained the artificial boundaries and structure of an " Indian " community, well past the date when the community, as an ethnically identifiable social entity, would have dissolved through the typical processes of acculturation and assimilation.
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"You need large, intact wild places to house migration patterns and predator-prey relations; you just can't do it in a small area with artificial boundaries, " said Ian Kean, head of The River League, which rafts rivers in northern British Columbia and the Yukon.
