Sentence examples similar to demarcate a zone from inspiring English sources

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

Prompted by the prevailing xenophobia of the time, the San Francisco City Government decided to demarcate a specific zone where these new immigrants were allowed to own and inherit property.

For example, in Malaysia, national regulations spatially demarcate a "commercial fishing zone" beyond three nautical miles from the coastline and a "traditional fishing zone" within that limit; these regulations provided a foundation for the process of zoning the Tun Mustapha Park, which subdivided the "traditional fishing zone".

In part because of this complex colonial history, the Papuan border also demarcates a conflict zone.

Asterisks demarcate a dividing cell and arrowhead a delaminating cell.

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

Indeed, he is willing to demarcate a hierarchy of life in terms of them.

Each verse appears to demarcate a distinct modality or way of being.

He then explains how to demarcate a separate space that will be impenetrable to malign influences.

The A1C 8.0% threshold appeared to demarcate a risk increase for patients aged 60 79 years.

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