Focusing on reasonably portable handmade sculptures, he delineates the medium as a big arena in which to act -- open-ended in terms of materials, processes, forms and references.
William followed a more formal approach wherein he delineates these expectations clearly as a part of his syllabus: I've attached an extra page to the syllabus that explains to them what they're getting into.
Additional file 4: Table S2 summarizes the number of peaks called with both MACS and SICER as well as delineates the total number of peaks above various thresholds of −10*log10 (p value) >50, >100, and >200.
In tracing each of these characters' trajectories, Ms. Messud does a nimble, quicksilver job of portraying her central characters from within and without — showing us their pretensions, frailties and self-delusions, even as she delineates their secret yearnings and fears.
This common-sense proposition has long led conservation biologists to concentrate on core areas as they delineate habitats to protect, or sites to reintroduce species.
Yet Mr. Lombardi's sprawling line diagrams — arabesques of people, companies and financial connections — have an impact beyond denotation as they delineate the dealings of, say, the Bush family or the Vatican bank.
And, we'd suggest, it will be a few days or more before we see the effects of a speech that was aimed at tackling the racial divide, but may have done as much to delineate the lingering splits that are at this moment crippling the Democratic voices going forward toward the nominating convention late this summer.
The fact that intermittent and extended access MPH self-administration causes similar dopaminergic adaptations is particularly relevant as it further delineates MPH as a unique psychostimulant that has effects that are divergent from other compounds of the same pharmacological class.
It portrays the lives of individuals within this movement as lucidly as it delineates feminist thinking and racial politics.
