Sentence examples for demarcate itself from inspiring English sources
While auto-erotism precedes the formation of the ego and the individuation of the self, primary narcissism only ensues with the preliminary development of egoic unity, when the ego is able to demarcate itself from the surrounding world and take itself for an object.
Synthetic biologists' ambition to make helps determine how their field demarcates itself, sets appropriate methods and practices, construes the purpose and character of knowledge, and views the things of the living world.
The only quantitative indicator on which all four of the Atlantic provinces were similar is the percentage of childcare spaces under for-profit auspices (though even here, Newfoundland demarcates itself as having a particularly privatized ECEC system).
On the basis of this observation, we believe that the palindrome itself may demarcate nucleosomal positions within promoters bearing it, exhibiting features that prevent nucleosomal occupancy of this motif.
Due to the systematic errors of the instrument by itself, the exactly demarcate point in 1.0 × 105 ~ 1.0 × 106 nm (thickness of air) has not been found.
Headphones help demarcate personal space.
"We only demarcate the line," he said.
Like piddling dogs, the rich have to demarcate their area.
We didn't use words to demarcate the years.
Do we have the wisdom to demarcate its chapters?
