Sentence examples for are delineated from from inspiring English sources

"We believe that the paid listings that we display on our site are delineated from our search results, and that the disclosure is not misleading," said Fred Bullock, AltaVista's chief marketing officer.

These land-use classes are delineated from LANDSAT ETM + data and ground verification (Fig. 8).

and spotted ratfish (Hydrolagus colliei) habitats are delineated from a multiband raster (multibeam bathymetry, six derived terrain layers, and backscatter strength) using point locations of these observed species to extrapolate class probability layers.

Further molecular study by Geml and colleagues published in 2008 show that these three genetic groups, plus a fourth associated with oak hickory pine forest in the southeastern United States and two more on Santa Cruz Island in California, are delineated from each other enough genetically to be considered separate species; thus A. muscaria as it stands currently is evidently a species complex.

Fortunately, since 2000, examiner-added citations are delineated from inventor-added ones.

Individual agricultural field boundaries are delineated from aerial photography and used as the mapping unit for crop type.

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.

It was a one-bedroom apartment, the kind where the living room is delineated from the kitchen area by a metal strip on the floor, joining the carpet and the linoleum.

One subset of the ichthyoses, a group of sometimes disabling genetic skin disorders, may thus be delineated from other members of the group, based on biochemical detection of a specific enzyme defect (reduced steroid sulfatase enzyme).

Reservoir pay sand in Eocene pay formation has been delineated from these wells.

Four major stratigraphic layers were delineated from the processed GPR radargrams.