In a surprise appearance at a Middle East conference here, the acting president of Russia, Vladimir V. Putin, sat down two chairs away from the secretary of state, Madeleine K. Albright, and delivered his first foreign policy statement, which within 15 minutes delineated the differences between the two countries.
While proud of the endorsement, he carefully delineated the differences between the two.
While the piece well delineated the differences between Republicans and Democrats, it also falsely suggested a divide within the Democratic Party itself -- specifically between Hillary Clinton and "populist" Democrats.
Granted, lawyers with the C.I.A. and the Administrations of George W. Bush and Barack Obama had drawn up semantic arguments carefully delineating the difference between a targeted killing and an assassination.
This dynamic between Jack and Will is an ideal means of delineating the difference between gay and straight sex from the male perspective (the novel's overarching theme) in ways that seem fresh and real and free of cliché.
Parents, teachers, and principals are almost as bad at delineating the difference between traditional computer literacy activities and computer science, and actually more parents than students believe that doing a search on the Internet is computer science.
It's a pleasure to read James at the top of her form, as she often is here, especially when she's delineating the differences between supposedly like-minded souls, but this time around the dénouement lacks the force majeure that readers have come to expect.
According to Bager, it shows the need to create some basic definitions--for example, delineating the differences between 360° video, virtual reality and augmented reality.
Delineating the differences between cell lines that show caspase activation (SW403) and those without (CT-26) might help define the different mechanisms involved.
