Initially, the semantic parallel designated a noun, an entity or 'thing' that demarcated boundaries between a host organism and its 'other.' However, as the assumptions of various cognitive modalities were attached to the personification of immune selfhood, powerful semantic appendages fastened themselves to the interpretation of experimental findings.
With an easy flick of the wrist, he once and for all drew an uncrossable line that demarcated the chasm between old art and new art, between a man and his shadow, between a rose and a casket, between life and death, between God and the Devil.
The cgSSRs developed here distinctly demarcated the distance between rice genetic resources which show different response to salinity.
The border can be demarcated but the bitterness between these former friends and allies cannot.
Past proposals for Latrun, official and unofficial, have included land swaps and suggestions to split the areas demarcated as buffer zone between Israel and a future Palestinian state.
If the notion of selling out once demarcated that hazy zone between fantasy and reality, the exceptional and all the rest, then today we inhabit a moment that, on the surface, far exceeded anyone's dreams.
During the Yuan Dynasty, the Han were divided into two groups: the Han people, and the Southerners, demarcated by the border between Song and Jin.
In 1866 1867 an Anglo-Bhutanese commission demarcated the common boundaries between the two, thereby giving shape to the Kalimpong subdivision and the Darjeeling district.
During that time in early 1995, once again Peru and Ecuador clashed in the Cenepa War, but in 1998 the governments of both nations signed a peace treaty that clearly demarcated the international boundary between them.
Based on the multilevel model-derived stratifications, variables like plasma viral loads and protective HLA alleles were also demarcated with significant differences between the extreme groups.
