Sentence examples for a demarcated from inspiring English sources

The Alto Douro wine region is itself a Unesco World Heritage Site, and 2006 marked its 250th anniversary as a demarcated wine region, making it the oldest designated wine region in the world.

But under the Inquisition, the church itself innovated another definition of Jewishness -- not of faith but of blood -- pioneering expulsions and then a demarcated Jewish ghetto in a quarter of Rome, to house refugees from elsewhere.

QUESTION FROM LARRY: I found that many folks in Texas, especially in the Rio Grande Valley, tended to understand the border as an ever-shifting economic and cultural zone rather than a demarcated line on a map — some would even argue that Chicago fits into the U.S.-Mexican border zone.

Unenhanced axial (a) and sagittal (b) images showed a demarcated midline collection with heterogeneous attenuation abutting the rectus muscles externally and occupying the subcutaneous fat.

f IVIM perfusion fraction map showing a demarcated zone of decreased microvascular perfusion fraction in the affected region of the inferior lobe (arrow).

Jordan became the second treaty holder with Israel, agreeing river borders in the north and a demarcated desert border south of the Dead Sea.

An osmotically active solute obeys a advection diffusion equation in a region demarcated by a deformable membrane.

CT and magnetic resonance imaging studies revealed a sharply demarcated lesion with a maximal diameter of 3.6 cm without evidence for metastases.

Strikingly, Hoxa2 overexpression at E2 results in a cerebellum displaying a clearly demarcated external cerebellar layer at E9 that is nevertheless devoid of cell bodies.

A municipality is an administrative unit, made up of a clearly demarcated territory and its population, governed by a municipal council.

For many historians, 'the Scientific Revolution' now describes a topic area rather than a clearly demarcated event.