Sentence examples for delimitations from inspiring English sources
The word "delimitations" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a boundary or limitation that is set in order to define a certain concept or event. For example, "The delimitations of our study were time, budget, and resources."
noun
Plural of delimitation
In the name of the Provisional Government in France, Alphonse de Lamartine declared that the treaties of 1815 were no longer valid in the eyes of the French Republic, but he added that he accepted the territorial delimitations effected by those treaties.
He promoted the Law of the Sea Treaty, was an expert in ocean law and maritime delimitations and was devoted to protecting the ocean environment.
Insofar as we do not close in on ourselves and rigidify our linguistic delimitations of the world, we can open ourselves up to the silence of this surrounding expanse of unlimited openness, which in turn allows us to speak and act more freely and responsibly in the world of linguistic significance (see Ueda 2011b; Davis forthcoming).
As meta-theorists of science they developed explications: different types of explications were envisaged, ranging from analytic definitions giving necessary and sufficient conditions in formal languages all the way to pragmatic, exemplar-based criterial delimitations of the central applications of contested concepts or practices.
The Kyoto School might even be thought of as recovering a suggestion from one of the first Presocratic philosophers, Anaximander: namely, to think finite beings as determinations, or delimitations, of "the indefinite" or "the unlimited" (to apeiron).
On the contrary, He possesses all delimitations, so He is nondelimited delimitation" (Ibn 'Arabî, al-Futûhât, 1911 edition, 3 162.23).
It calls out for a delimitation of quantifier scope by brackets or other delimiters rather than struggling to maintain freedom from parentheses at all costs.
And Mahathir Mohamad, a former prime minister who created Proton to be a national icon and now advises the firm, is resisting selling a controlling stake in the firm to a foreign carmaker.At those GLCs that are still obliged to do charitable works on the government's behalf, Mr Azman is pushing for a clearer definition and delimitation of their responsibilities.
But the delimitation process is "deadlocked", says Kyrgyzstan's deputy prime minister, Tokun Mamytov, in part because the two sides make their appeals to conflicting historical maps.
But Anna Matveeva, a research fellow at King's College London who specialises in the Fergana, says the protracted border-delimitation process is increasing the potential for conflict.
Clearly the author feels that conservationists are exploiting new models of species delimitation, but that is beyond the control or intent of the taxonomists; there is no basis to claim that taxonomists are guilty of the same offense.
