"East will always be east and west, west, but the crease is not a very broad line of demarcation – so narrow, indeed, that it ought to bring about friendly relations," wrote Lord Harris, whose name is synonymous with the introduction of cricket to the subcontinent.
The broadest demarcation of atheistic rationale is between practical and theoretical atheism.
The network activities aimed to create broad agreements about the advantages and demarcations of disease preventing guidelines, as early as possible in the process.
The section "Demarcation of narrow and broad education programmes" discusses and develops a standard to distinguish between broad and narrow education programmes.
Our approach is therefore quite defensible and we use the perceived match between one's education and one's job as a measure for the demarcation of narrow and broad education programmes.
The second challenge to generalizability as a distinguishing feature is that generalizability represents a broad continuum without clear lines of demarcation.
The current demarcation between state and market commands broad public support and the main issue, as Mr Subramanian puts it, "is how to continue reducing [the state's] role in a gradual and pragmatic manner".
We propose that this simple, robust approach can be applied across a broad range of clinically relevant samples to allow demarcation of regulatory elements of considerable prognostic significance.
Nevertheless, the findings in this study offer greater insight into the molecular mechanisms responsible for retinal vascular demarcations and CNV/RAP, and the described molecular advances have broader ramifications.
For online editors, some demarcations are easy.
"There is no clear demarcation line between the FBI and FEMA, and knowledge about disease and hazardous materials is spread over a broad array of institutions," says Zachary Selden, a germ-warfare boffin.
