The most common system involves temporary demarcation of paddocks for specific periods.
The political developments of this period reveals that the emergence of nation states in South Asia during post-colonial period drew lines of demarcation on the common rivers according to the borders of those nation states.
A sharp demarcation from adjacent GGLF was common, although some intermingling was always present.
With the emergence of post-colonial nation states, an array of demarcation lines was drawn on the common rivers according to the borders of newly established states.
Despite the considerable variability in the results from the diverse studies we encountered, we were able to synthesise common PHC dimensions across the 19 papers and the demarcations within each of these dimensions (Table 4).
And so, by means of natural selection, interpolation mechanisms have been perfected, which, using quite simple rules based on the statistical regularities of the environment (similarity in colour, clarity and texture, continuity of direction, common movement of parts, etc)., extract edges and lines of demarcation for the use and consumption of the animal that needs them.
Notwithstanding the fact of being more common among territorial species, latrine use does not appear to necessarily function in territory demarcation.
GMC excess in ipsilateral parahippocampal, cerebellar, and pericallosal regions was common to both left and right HA groups relative to controls, and is hypothesized to reflect diminished gray white matter demarcation, underlying white matter atrophy, or structural displacement due to cerebrospinal fluid expansion.
NeuN immunolabeling revealed that layers I and II appeared basically unchanged in all FCD groups, whereas several abnormalities were observed in layers III - VI: In some cases a clear demarcation of layer IV was missing and a blurred border between layer V and VI was a common finding.
From this analysis, MVN exhibited a clear demarcation between bound and unbound states (fluorescence threshold =2,319 RFU), with the Manα(1 2 Man- moiety serving as the common motif in all of the bound glycans.
