Sentence examples for better demarcated from inspiring English sources
The audio controls on the steering wheel could also be better demarcated for intuitive operation.
This being a clash of civilizations and cultures, culture itself (no matter how difficult it is to frame) became a crime scene that had to be better demarcated and understood.
Those foci are often better demarcated on fat-saturated images (Fig 9d).
Later on, lymphoceles progressively become round- or ovoid-shaped and better demarcated, and develop a thin regular contour which corresponds to the fibrotic wall without epithelial lining.
Sex differences are indeed just another example of intraspecific variation, albeit one that is perhaps better demarcated than some other dimensions.
As a sop to Kashmiris, and to Pakistani pride, he also suggested that the newly demarcated border in Kashmir should be a soft one.There is no better solution.
That's exactly how I spent the better part of a week in Chicago, a city defined by its 77 distinctly demarcated community areas, which in turn houses dozens of additional neighborhoods, each with its own particular nuance and local spirit.
Musically the split is just as neatly demarcated.
The British, with their demarcated wardrobes, made that easy.
In South Africa individuals are protected not self defined, demarcated groups.
