Sentence examples for and demarcation from inspiring English sources

Criteria I consisted of brownish spots and demarcation line with irregular microvascular patterns, criteria II consisted of well-demarcated brownish area with thick dark spots and/or winding vessels, and criteria III consisted of elongation, twist, and meandering destruction of IPCL pattern.

"This is polluting the scientific record with junk science, and demarcation has essentially failed.

That could mean possible clashes between Israel and Turkey like those Turkey has had with Greece over drilling and demarcation.

No timetable has been set for the peace process and demarcation of the border, but Mr Annan has said he does not expect UN troops to be stationed on the Horn of Africa for more than a year.

Stela, also spelled stele (Greek: "shaft" or "pillar"), plural stelae, standing stone slab used in the ancient world primarily as a grave marker but also for dedication, commemoration, and demarcation.

A participatory approach was adopted for the delineation and demarcation of forest boundaries.

Towering talent, formidable originality and sheer entertainment joined with a fluency and confidence that mocked the anxious hierarchies and demarcations of the 20th century.

Utopias, for all their promise of freedom, turn out to be extraordinarily rigid places, full of rules and demarcations -- attempts to dissolve or constrain desire, greed, envy or other human frailties.

The proposals are about modernising what was an extremely outdated and antiquated pay system and are designed to tackle the inequalities and demarcations rife across the whole of the NHS.

Tanzania is enhancing transparency on the use of land: making data on land ownership, use and demarcations for large-scale agricultural investment accessible online for public use.

Muscle fibres are orientated in different directions, are closely aligned and demarcations among the endopelvic fascia, intermuscular fat issue and neurovascular bundle are indistinct.