Sentence examples for be delineated with from inspiring English sources
Force modulation microscopy (FMM) images exhibited unexpectedly low contrast for the silicates, while the perimeters of silicate particles were found to be delineated with striking clarity.
While optimum methods for the general radiation calculations are still being sought, promising approximate calculations suitable for use in fire-safety engineering analyses can be delineated with reasonable accuracy.
The author discusses the assumption that this zone (still to be delineated), with an Atlantic climate in the Mammoth Steppe biome, at least during the Upper Pleniglacial and Oldest Dryas, was a zone of varied landscapes where the living conditions of reindeer would have limited their mobility, perhaps up to the close foothills of the Massif Central.
This result partially disaccords with the predictions made in this study and does not agree with the results of previous planning studies (Ellis and Yuan, 2004; Geng and Ferguson, 2013; Ahmadian et al., 2015); it can be delineated with reference to Skehan's (1998a) dual system proposal.
The effects of electrovaccination in the skin need to be delineated with the same vigilance as for intramuscular electroporation.
Yet, a specific contribution of different sleep stages (SWS and REM sleep) in these mechanisms cannot be delineated with the measures used here.
Palfreyman, Le Mesurier and other expeditionary figures in the book are delineated with loving detail.
The opera is never blunt, never approximate; each mood, each moment, is delineated with a precise touch.
Her relations with a smart factory hand are delineated with a striking erotic frankness (which, all the more strikingly, she discusses with her father, not with her mother).
While Lillian's mother is delineated with a mixture of anger and affection, her father is decidedly more crudely drawn -- a dimly glimpsed blowhard of a man, obsessed with hunting and drinking, and terminally vexed with his wife and children.
Eric's life is delineated with none of Mr. DeLillo's usual sardonic humor or keen eye for the telling detail, but with the sort of rote recitation of status items found in "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous".
