Sentence examples for delineated types of from inspiring English sources

The American political scientist Morton Kaplan delineated types of international systems and their logical consequences in System and Process in International Politics (1957).

Tied neither to a fact, nor to a delineated type of situation, it institutes a domain of culture in which the object is in no immediate sense related to a biological function.

This comparison is inherently difficult, however, as the methods are evaluated on data acquired with different types of scanners using different numbers of manually delineated subjects (as few as 10 subjects).

However, on Goldman's view this process can only generate introspective knowledge of the general types of mental states (such as belief, happiness, bodily sensation) and some properties of those mental states (such as degree of confidence for belief, and "a multitude of finely delineated categories" for bodily sensation).

Adult templates permit recognition of well-delineated stroke types observed in the newborn brain.

In a survey of 31 streams (2nd 4th order) in northern Portugal we collected separate macroinvertebrate samples from running-water and standing-water habitats and fish samples from a delineated reach, inclusive of all habitat types.

Its jagged but precisely delineated outline of a bare tree is in blazing orange-red.

This exhibition puts her in a brilliantly delineated context of experiment and imagination, the first avant garde artist of the camera.

Water flow through the gorge further eroded the rock, exposing a delineated sequence of strata from which evolutionary events could be traced.

The bases are about 6mm of compressed dough that tastes flabby, overly eggy and almost raw in places where, ideally, you would want finely delineated layers of batter.

The title became the catch-phrase that delineated one of the new streams of theatrical writing that emerged in the early 1950s, the other being the British "angry" drama.