In addition to the usual demarcation between black and white, since the 1700s New Orleans had acknowledged a third class, free people of colour (in French, gens de couleur libres), sometimes called Creoles, the freed descendants of European fathers and African mothers who had enjoyed a great deal of autonomy.
In addition to the clear demarcation of roles and responsibilities of each partner, setting of specified, realistic and shared objectives and maintenance of transparency, is another pre-requisite for a successful partnership.
Good Addition To The Portfolio?
Everyone stuck to the demarcation lines within the house.
The issue of alternative medicine, especially Traditional Chinese Medicine (T.C.M ., brings fresh passion to the demarcation problem.
Though, from the point of view of the GP concerned, the demarcation of the number of general practitioners involved, contrary to the demarcation with regard to event duration and complaint delay, was not only trivial.
Apply some to your hair before you style it, paying careful attention to the demarcation line.
In addition to significantly expanding the database on the axial-to-cylindrical detonation transition in a confined volume and obtaining a new correlation for the demarcation condition, the present paper also shows that there is an optimum distance from the exit of the detonation tube to the endwall, approximately equal to one tube diameter, which promotes successful transmission.
That Morgan felt she had to choose between science and feminism highlights how, in addition to such questions of hard demarcation, her critics used the label "feminist" science as a means of what I have come to call "soft demarcation".
