Sentence examples for artificial lines from inspiring English sources
"artificial lines" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is usually used to refer to imaginary or imaginary lines that have been created artificially for a specific purpose. For example, "The artificial lines of the border fence divide the two countries."
More recently, the Muslim world has had artificial lines drawn all over it, most notably by Mr Sykes and Mr Picot during the first world war.
That is also the power of Svenson's art: it challenges the artificial lines we draw around the public and the private, especially in a place where true privacy is a luxury.
With the exception of Congo (Brazzaville), Cold War rivalries were absent from Africa in the 1960s, while the African regimes themselves wisely declared the inviolability of their boundaries lest the artificial lines drawn by the colonial powers provoke endless warfare.
As Dan Blazer of Duke University, who served on DSM-5's task-force, puts it, "We're basically drawing artificial lines, and the body and the mind do not work like that".The new DSM aspires to include objective criteria in its manual.
When we use direct imaging methods for solving inverse scattering problems, we observe artificial lines which make it hard to determine the shape of targets.
We propose a signal space test to study the cause of the artificial lines and we use multiple frequency data to reduce the effect from them.
But the right solution is not to push the artificial line back farther.
He is constantly struck by the disparities that this particular artificial line creates.
International NGOs point out, however, that they already fund local NGOs, and worry that Ali's proposal marks an artificial line between north and south.
Some Republicans have expressed skepticism about the Aug. 2 deadline, describing it as an artificial line drawn by the Obama administration for political reasons.
She said the decision to only take children who arrived before the Turkey deal was a "slightly artificial line in the sand" but she understood that ministers wanted to send a clear message to traffickers.
