Sentence examples for As demarcation from inspiring English sources

I reveal that concepts and theories of refugee camps, such as demarcation, containment, (legal) exceptionality, temporality, and also agency building, are helpful in understanding the development of camp-like accommodation in Europe.

This effect of increased electric potential due to injury is known as demarcation potential or injury potential.

This will usually produce peaks that represent different taxonomic groups such as strains, species, and genera, and the percentages of the lowest points between the peaks can be used as demarcation criteria for different taxa.

Visually, lines work less as demarcations of the surface than as skinny shapes wriggling atop it.

These codes — usually applied by insiders as demarcations of generic and social difference before being 'accepted' and referred to by those outside of the source of origin — cover record covers and club flyers, records themselves and what actually goes on in clubs.

First, genes with known peak expression at phase transition points in the cell cycle in S. pombe (such as protein-serine/threonine kinase hsk1 required for S phase initiation) were used as demarcations to assess the phase separation between the expression of a TF and the response of a gene.

The dyke was not so much a fortification as a demarcation line, consisting as it did of a plain bank (sometimes 60 feet [18 metres] high) and a ditch (12 ft deep) facing Wales.

The tractographic protocols employed in the present study could discriminate between the short and long range fibers and obviate the need for an arbitrary demarcation as used in earlier studies (Herbert et al. 2004).

Popper's logical falsificationism is part of an effort to demarcate genuine science from pseudo science, and has lost its plausibility as a description of scientific methodology as the demarcation project has come under challenge from naturalist and historicist approaches in philosophy of science.

Obviously, similar studies need to be undertaken in other clinical populations, in order to establish if there is, at a given time, a sufficiently large number of people having four-week long non-episodes of LBP, justifying its use as a definition of recovery and as a demarcation for episodes of LBP.

As a document laying out Reagan's political philosophy, it served as the demarcation between the party's past and future, and it helped lead to his win as California governor two years later.