Sentence examples for delineated in a from inspiring English sources

He wrote that it was "not delineated in a single book; it was peculiarly the product of a democratic society".

Instead of focusing on the party platform, delineated in a 62-page booklet, Mr. Mugabe spoke glowingly of the takeovers of more than 1,000 white-owned farms by squatters reportedly led by veterans of the war of independence.

But few are aware of two important facts about the post-World War II era, both of which are brilliantly delineated in a new book, "Unequal Democracy," by Larry M. Bartels, a professor of political science at Princeton.

A later painting, "Blue Night, High Bridge" (circa 1920-1930), offers a similar view, but its simpler, Ryder-esque forms of bridge, clouds and low hills are more distinctly delineated in a blue-green light.

For about three decades after his work of 1923, de Broglie held the view that underlying causes could not be delineated in a final sense, but, with the passing of time, he returned to his earlier belief that the statistical theories hide "a completely determined and ascertainable reality behind variables which elude our experimental techniques".

ROIs were delineated in a clinical MR (a).

The tumor area is delineated in yellow.

You will find cosmopolitan ideas, delineated in an excellent brochure by Roxana Marcoci, an assistant curator at the Modern.

In previous studies, cortical areas were successfully delineated in an objective manner by Nissl-GLI analyses [8], [36] [38].

Functional studies have delineated in HSL an NH2-terminal lipid-binding region, the α/β hydrolase fold domain including the catalytic triad, and the regulatory module containing all known phosphorylation sites important for regulation of enzyme activity (Holm et al., 2000).

It is believed that having these concepts delineated in advance of a disaster will allow for a systematic and effective use of the proposed schema without having to re-consider these issues in the face of the epidemic.