Sentence examples for demarcate boundaries from inspiring English sources
Each of the cryptic tags seemed to demarcate boundaries, each representing a crew: True Money Gang for T.M.G., or Air It Out for A.I.O.
Regression analysis shows that these aesthetic repertoires demarcate boundaries along lines of education, age and urbanity, suggesting that they function as 'emerging cultural capital', applying highbrow logics beyond traditional high art fields.
The basic function of the modern state is to demarcate boundaries of the powers and responsibilities of the government, the market and society.
For example, within the MHC locus on chromosome 6, regions significantly enriched for meDNA appear to demarcate boundaries of chromatin with increased expression and localize within regions of differential expression.
The CT image threshold in Hounsfield units (HU) was classified to demarcate boundary regions between the cortical bone and the cancellous bone through profile line checking across the CT gray slice section.
Where to plot information on maps was frequently debated, as was drawing and demarcating boundaries around claimed territories.
The main practical reason for trying to draw distinctions between physical and mental illnesses comes from demarcating boundaries between professional competencies, and, in particular, from distinguishing the domain of neurology from that of psychiatry.
The Dayton Agreement maintained Bosnia's territorial integrity while demarcating boundaries of de-facto states within Bosnia.
Transitions in levels of H3 K27me3 have previously been associated with CTCF-binding and insulator activity, demarcating boundaries between transcriptionally-active and silent gene loci [35].
The social institution of purdah2 [ 48] further demarcates boundaries between men and women and sets standards of female morality.
