Nonetheless, Luther's own thought has always been the guiding force in the delineation of Lutheran theology.
Impeachment, Alexander Hamilton explained in Federalist 65, cannot be "tied down" by "strict rules, either in the delineation of the offense" by the House, or "in the construction of it" by the Senate.
Along with several other convictions, the first-instance convictions of Perisic, Gotovina and Markac looked like landmarks in the delineation of command responsibility and the protection of civilians.
At the same time, his close attention to detail and painstaking accuracy in the delineation of plants and grasses betray the scientific concern shared by many Romantic artists.
He reveals profound psychological insight, as in the delineation of such antipodal characters as Jason and Medea, or of the forces, often subconscious, at work in the group frenzy of the Bacchae.
This process also aids in the delineation of fields from pixels.
The application of this methodology to topographic data of Poland results in the delineation of nine physiographic units.
Mapping of categories resulted in the delineation of zones characterised by one of seven levels of ALP.
Considering background uptake information in the delineation process improves accuracy, especially for small, low contrast and heterogeneous lesions.
In the latter case, the scalp, surgical scar, or orbital contents are included in the delineation, and an operator has to exclude this manually.
To conclude this work, two project guidelines (methodological approaches) for support in the delineation of projects are presented considering three distinct and interconnected approaches: environmental, normative and architectural.
