Sentence examples for delineated borders from inspiring English sources

The resources on land lie within clearly delineated borders and those under the sea which include an estimated 83 billion barrels of oil, more than Russia's proven reserves today are largely in shallow waters within the uncontested jurisdiction of coastal states.

It had well delineated borders.

Lipid was defined as a signal-poor region within a plaque, with poorly delineated borders and a fast drop-off in OCT signal, whereas calcium was defined as a signal-poor region, but with sharply delineated borders and a gradual drop-off in OCT signal.

Yabushita et al. [ 11] described fibrous plaques as homogeneous signal-rich regions; calcified plaques as heterogeneous signal-poor regions with sharply delineated borders and lipid-rich plaques as signal-poor regions with diffuse borders (Fig. 1 ).

That partition took place in the midst of horrendous communal violence between Hindus and Sikhs on one side and Muslims on the other, resulting in an estimated 750,000 deaths and the migration of 12 million people across the freshly delineated borders between the two newly formed countries.

Indeed, H460 formed well-rounded spheroids when growing on ground condition, whereas when exposed to a simulated microgravity field, cultures were characterized by poorly compact aggregates with scarcely delineated borders at 6 and 24 h).

The drug trade has helped turn the poorly delineated border between Myanmar and Thailand into a treacherous killing zone.

Nodes with a sharply delineated border and homogeneous signal intensity tend to be benign.

Confocal image stacks, recorded from granulocyte nuclei, were used for 3D distance measurements of the respective probe signals obtained with regard to the DAPI delineated border of a granulocytic nuclear lobe.

If settlements are about claiming disputed territory, delineating borders is about giving it up, which is a considerably more sensitive move.

The main issues awaiting him and Mr. Arafat are delineating borders between Israeli- and Palestinian-ruled territory, resolving competing claims over greater Jerusalem and defining the rights of Jewish settlers and Palestinian refugees.