These fractures are not apparent at first glance, but few leaders in the community have been able to blur these demarcations.
Some fundamental problems are known: Name assimilation takes place and intermarriages blur the demarcation of name boundaries (Mateos, 2007).
But opponents of faith-based services said that that line of demarcation invariably became blurred, with religious organizations essentially using money from the government to promote a set of beliefs.
Astor was never a spy, says Lewis, but part of a wartime generation in which demarcation lines were blurred.
And though they take their work very seriously, the enjoyment and gratification they derive from it blurs the common demarcation between work and play.
It makes extra sense, parents said, in Park Slope, where the demarcation between generations has blurred — in Brooklyn, hoodies and skateboard sneakers constitute a uniform for parents as well as their 5-year-olds.
Analysts have criticized the stages heuristic for presuming a linearity to the public policy process that does not exist in reality, for postulating neat demarcations between stages that are blurred in practice, and for offering no propositions on causality (Sabatier 2007).
The typical suburban/rural demarcation on social issues is blurred in Louisiana, Mr. Brox said.
Lucio wore a Casio digital watch with a calendar, and it preserved some demarcation of time's otherwise blurred contours.
Making use of non-traditional writing techniques, the novel is composed of separate discourses with their own distinctive styles, and the demarcation between them is often blurred.
