Visually, lines work less as demarcations of the surface than as skinny shapes wriggling atop it.
These codes — usually applied by insiders as demarcations of generic and social difference before being 'accepted' and referred to by those outside of the source of origin — cover record covers and club flyers, records themselves and what actually goes on in clubs.
The difficulty for the inhabitants of these units was not, however, as simple as the demarcation of geographic boundaries.
A statistical analysis of the resistivity sections is tested in terms of standard deviation and is found to be an effective scheme for the subsurface reconstruction of basin architecture as well as the surface demarcation of basin-margin faults and brittle fracture zones, characterized by much higher standard deviation.
Needless to say, the notion of a legal transfer of property as well as the very demarcation of linear borders constituted implicit acknowledgment that the Song state was finite and coexisted with Xi Xia, Liao, and perhaps even other states.
The line was drawn as a demarcation of British and Afghan spheres of influence in 1893.
The end of the 1967 Green Line as a demarcation of potential Israeli and Palestinian sovereignty means that Israeli occupation of the West Bank will stigmatize all of Israel.
When the Geneva meeting was over and Mr. Clinton had spoken by phone with Mr. Barak, officials said serious differences remained over such issues as the demarcation of borders and security arrangements, including early warning measures.
New Criticism and postmodern literary theory have inspired not only literary scholars of the Bible but also those who approach the Old and New Testaments from social-scientific perspectives to focus on such topics as the demarcation of gender roles, sexuality, and social and economic oppression.
And just as the demarcation of non-human species is justified through its scientific usefulness, so too are human racial categories justified.
