Sentence examples for delineate one of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sinopoli showed a sudden excess of feeling whenever he had a chance to delineate one of Mahler's grotesques: the weird, misshapen or exaggerated motifs that creep up between breaks in the symphony's floorboards.

Beneath Mt. Kurikoma, aftershock distribution delineates one of the unfavorably oriented fault planes of the main shock, which implies that the low-velocity zone around the fault plane is related to the presence of overpressurized fluid.

Jagged seams mark the pavement where archaeologists dug 200-foot-long trenches, and asphalt protrusions resembling speed bumps delineate one edge of the burial ground.

Perhaps then, terms such as "code status" or "Personal Directives" will not be seen as "icons of death", but rather an opportunity to delineate one's definition of a "good death".

A side effect of Mr. Schwarzenegger's campaign was that it so successfully wiped out distinctions between reality and its theme-park simulation that few, including the news media, could delineate one from the other by the end.

During aggregations, members of different gangs may come in close proximity to one another, so that it is difficult to delineate one gang from another (Galat-Luong et al. 2006; Patzelt et al. 2011).

It is impossible fora clinician to truly delineate which one of these disorders is creating more frustration.

Each line represents an entire lifespan (so far), and each segment between the ends of it delineates one year.

The markers on the X chromosome delineate two regions, one of lower recombination (~1.8 cM/Mb) and one of higher recombination (~3.7 cM/Mb).

The following Table 1 tries to delineate our approach from the one of Gausemeier.

Around the LVZ beneath Mt. Kurikoma, aftershock distribution delineates a fault plane, which corresponds to one of the misoriented fault planes of the mainshock of the 2008 earthquake.