There is ultimately no individual self or soul (jiva), only the atman (universal soul), in which individuals may be temporarily delineated, just as the space in a jar delineates a part of the larger space around it: when the jar is broken, the individual space becomes once more part of the larger space.
The author delineates the inexorable welfare dependency, petty crime and drug and alcohol abuse that follow when the infrastructure of steady employment implodes.
Now an unassuming adjunct history professor, Michael delineates a series of minor events—a faculty dinner party, a risqué piece of performance art, an amateur striptease contest through which he repeatedly encounters an uninhibited 23-year-old named Flower Cannon.
As he describes one such case after another, Mr Park illuminates the common factors between them, and thus delineates the trajectory of a perpetual-motion scam, or a cancer scare.
I wouldn't vote for Mr Huckabee myself his views on homosexuality, as Ms Levy delineates in the piece linked above, are antique, and his economic ideas aren't very well thought out but I hope he gets in the race, and stays in for a long time.(Photo credit: AFP).
He delineates two different sorts of symbolism.
Water delineates many of its borders.
The drilling site had been specially chosen to be near the fast-spreading mid-ocean ridge that delineates the boundary between the Cocos and Nazca tectonic plates.
Typical of the trend is the American sociologist Gerhard Lenski's Religious Factor, which delineates the relations between religious allegiance and other factors in a large city in the United States.
The Samkhya-karika delineates three ways of knowing (pramana): perception, inference, and verbal testimony.
It delineates their distinctive features, basic principles of operation, major types, and key applications.
