Sentence examples for In delineated from inspiring English sources

A conceptual model is presented, which illustrates that basic differences in hydrogeology of the Sierra Nevada vs. the Cascade Range may control the threshold at which changes in delineated fen areas are discernible.

This could be improved by measuring and monitoring absolute or percentage changes of signal intensities in delineated bone metastases (ROI) after applying a specific MRI sequence with or without contrast enhancement.

How far can the writer go in delineating cliched attitudes without being simply guilty of cliche?

In delineating the gap between old guard and new, Maguire sometimes overreaches.

Language, in delineating a boundary that can be transgressed, is full of romantic potential.

Also tellingly: Zweig did not go so far as his contemporaries in delineating the rottenness of society.

Stevens delighted in delineating the eccentric architecture of prewar Hollywood, its stylish cars and airplanes, and its sense of fun.

Where Mr. Gutman's book is more useful is in delineating the cultural backdrop to Mozart's achievement, and the musical environment in which he came of age.

In delineating a third path to African art, that of functional use, this show, like the "Hair" exhibition, more or less erases its tracks.

Dee's skill in delineating loss and desire saves this extremely well-written book from its less successful attempts to skewer our material culture.

For years Vatican specialists in Italy have, in delineating the uncertain features of John Paul II's successor, been fueled by a silent question: will the new pope be Italian?