Sentence examples for delineating for from inspiring English sources

Nor does the bureau issue operating specifications for its airlines, delineating, for example, what equipment they are allowed to operate.

In 1976, Johnstone and colleagues demonstrated that patients with schizophrenia had enlarged cerebral ventricles [ 6], delineating for the first time the neural correlates of a psychiatric illness.

He was responsible for delineating reserves for Africans, for introducing the hut tax (1849), and for ruling through chiefs loyal to himself.

This poses a problem for delineating watersheds for analysis.

Speaking of misunderstanding, a crucial plot point involving a cave and an echo was too subtly delineated for my borrowed 5›-year-old — although the fault may lie with her urban upbringing and an attendant ignorance of cavern acoustics.

Volumes of interest were delineated for heart, liver and kidneys to calculate standard uptake values (SUV).

Partial support was also found for the hypothesis regarding time delineated for discretionary activities.

The competition and synergism between gas-phase and surface chemistry were delineated for obtaining design insights.

Design principles are delineated for non-nucleoside inhibitors for HIV-1 reverse transcriptase (NNRTIs).

The design was delineated for the entire 220 km2 study area.

The third level ecoregion was delineated for each second level ecoregion by using the cluster analysis on water quality.