Sentence examples for demarcate a from inspiring English sources

The feral woodlands, the brown field sites and the wanton atmosphere demarcate a familiar zone.

"We have to demarcate a border within the land of Israel," he said.

It is a convenient way to demarcate a period in which a new chief executive and the American people learn things that cannot emerge in the campaign vortex.

They demarcate a vast shantytown that sprawls for miles and is now estimated to be home to a quarter of the entire population of Mongolia.

The Williams anthology became standard for jazz-appreciation classes, and on first inspection it appeared only to help you demarcate a big story and save time.

Syria has so far refused to demarcate a border with Lebanon, and Mr. Assad said that before mutual recognition, both countries must "define the steps to take to arrive at this stage".

As at Peter Eisenman's Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin, the freedom of interpretation coincides with a freedom of space, where shapes demarcate an unprogrammed emptiness.

Instead, it's meant to demarcate an in-between, a space that turns dichotomies into cacophonous harmonies. .

Upon contact with bone matrix, osteoclasts demarcate an acidified resorption compartment between the apical membrane and the bone surface by actin cytoskeleton reorganization into a podosome belt that forms a gasket to restrict lacunar acid leakage [ 12, 13].

Hence, our current data suggests that liver acute phase response genes can be induced early during WD-induced NAFLD; a finding which may demarcate an early pro-inflammatory stimulus.

Download the publication [PDF] The children and women in Eritrea remain vulnerable to pervasive undernutrition that limits young children's physical growth and development and to landmines that demarcate an often hidden border between safety and danger.