This is consistent with the need for boundary work in order to demarcate the difference between treatment and research, but also to acknowledge that there is categorical ambiguity.
At this point the Neapolitans had made peace with their own failure: Mussolini, Il Duce, had been defeated, and the Neapolitans, earlier our enemies, were not our friends either, but now they simply had to survive in a black market, demarcating the difference between starvation and subsistence, life and death, with American soldiers as the mediators between the two.
In fact, boundary work tends to demarcate absolute differences between groups and elide similarities (Vallas 2001).
The bathymetric data suggest an escarpment [Chain-Kairali Escarpment (CKE)] to demarcate the westward limit of the ATTC and another escarpment [Quilon Escarpment (QE)] to demarcate the boundary between the southerly, larger 'Trivandrum Terrace (TT)' and northerly, smaller Alleppey Terrace (AT).
White lines demarcate the boundaries between in and out, and the net is a flimsy bar that a good shot has to clear.
And there must be a VIP lounge, if only to demarcate the space between the stars and the extras, between "all access" and none.
It is very sensitive to demarcate the boundary between the 'private' home and public health interventions.
The study radiologist used an image analysis software program (Phillips Medical Systems PQ5000) to identify and demarcate the thresholds between the subcutaneous and intra-abdominal area.
The differences between them dwarf the commonalities.
Describe the differences between the two.
The differences between the groups were remarkable.
