Sentence examples for It delineated from inspiring English sources

It delineated my credits.

It delineated the complex inner lives of the housing estates and communities people lived in.

It delineated what was, essentially, an imaginary structure — a single, millennia-old wall.

It delineated spheres of influence in Persia, stipulated that neither country would interfere in Tibet's internal affairs, and recognized Britain's influence over Afghanistan.

It delineated ownership of various large tracts of land, which shifted significantly in the aftermath of the revolution (with those loyal to the crown presumably finding their land holdings much less sizeable).

It delineated how power influenced the dynamics of community in the South, and how individuals in those communities were socialized to have a particular kind of conformist module to be used regarding a particular category of issues: namely, those issues concerning which demands are made by the power with which the person's community is aligned.

It is delineated from its neighbours Arkansas to the north, Mississippi to the east, and Texas to the west by both natural and man-made boundaries.

In FMDV, it is delineated at its own C-terminus by 'cleavage' (to be more precise, by ribosome skipping) and at its N-terminus by a proteolytic cleavage or 'trimming' from the upstream capsid protein 1D by the 3C/3CD proteinase.

The location of the study area is such that on the northern side, it is delineated by the Kishenganga watershed, and on the eastern side, it is separated by the drainage system of Sind River.

"It had delineated space," Mr. Dellaverson said, citing the separate kitchen and the sleeping nook next to two big windows.

The house is almost as hard to find on Google Earth, where it is delineated only by mismatched grain in the meadows that looks like "a bad Photoshop job," as Ms. Weir put it.