Sentence examples for delineated some from inspiring English sources

The relationship between structure and unprecedented high ionic conductivity is delineated; some potential drawbacks of these electrolytes are also outlined.

Rather than extending a census tract boundary into the Great Lakes or out to the three mile territorial sea limit, the U.S. Census Bureau delineated some census tract boundaries along the shoreline or just offshore.

This entry has delineated some of the main domains of traditional and more recent philosophical discussion within which empathy has played an important role.

But when the ADA amendments passed in 2008, they specifically delineated some additional major life activities that made it easier for someone with cancer to actually use the ADA's protections.

One of the virtues of "Home Free" (and I suggest that Freeman might have delineated some of them) seems to be the fact that it is an attempt not to solve the problem of homelessness in America but simply to depict with care and insight how one woman deals with it...

On the other hand, the immunoreactivity for the pericyte marker, PDGFRβ, showed a strong signal delineating some blood vessels and staining pericytes which appeared as small round cells with smooth tiny processes located close to blood vessels in control animals.

Furthermore, fractured basement was also delineated beneath some portion of the proposed road.

The method of Joulin et al. [19] takes superpixels as basic units, thus the objects' boundaries are not clearly delineated as some superpixels merge foreground and background regions together.

For example, in an effort to assimilate haecceities into a class nominalist ontology where properties are identified with sets, Lewis (1986: 225) characterizes haecceities as follows: "So we get properties that are in no way qualitatively delineated, and some of these are haecceities of this- and other-worldly individuals.

In some groups of teleosts with strongly everted hemispheres, most notably in the osteoglossomorphs, the pallium is subdivisible into five sharply delineated regions, some of which protrude as separate lobes into the ventricular cavity (Fig.  6a).

The resulting subdivision had 23 communities, 13 of which were clearly delineated geographically, although some scattered pixels and fuzzy boundaries remained.