The nervous system is the body’s coordination network – a connected boundary that links sensing, thinking, and acting into one continuous process.
Its layered structure protects fragile electrical signals, manages timing, and maintains reliable flow across long distances.
It can be split into five broad sub-boundaries:
1. Central Integration Core: https://boundaries.wiki/tag/cenint
2. Peripheral Conduction Mesh: https://boundaries.wiki/tag/percon
3. Interface Surfaces (Transduction & Actuation): https://boundaries.wiki/tag/intsur
4. Protective & Supportive Matrix: https://boundaries.wiki/tag/prosup
5. Modulatory & Rhythmic Controllers: https://boundaries.wiki/tag/modrhy
