Sentence examples for delineates a sort from inspiring English sources

It has been said that the precautionary principle delineates a sort of "law in situation" analogous to the ethical judgement (Papaux 2006) as the precautionary principle does not introduce new forms of liability nor new criteria of risk assessment, but rather focuses on actors' responsibilisation, consequently promoting a prospective idea of responsibility rather than a retrospective one.

This kind of DAO, like many of the Bitcoin-based decentralized structures, delineates a new kind of ownership; that is, independent ownership, or ownership without ownership.

Frayn also carefully delineates a recognisable array of theatrical types supervised by a wearily exasperated director.

The tenure of each delineates a period in the band's sound and approach.

A traditional view of the nervous system delineates a clear division of labor between neurons and glia.

Sakurai, K. et al. Capturing and manipulating activated neuronal ensembles with CANE delineates a hypothalamic social-fear circuit.

This study delineates a method that can identify the organ-specific origin of circulating cfDNA in transplantation.

First, it delineates a basic left-right divide.

Both counties are part of the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area (MSA), which delineates a common labor market.

The vertical dashed line delineates a TC threshold of 0.6.

The purple horizon delineates a large depression around Beppu Bay.