Sentence examples for demarcated for from inspiring English sources

The audio controls on the steering wheel could also be better demarcated for intuitive operation.

At each farm, plot sizes of 30 × 90 m were demarcated for sampling.

Here, we postulated that variation in weather would have a stronger effect on time periods that were demarcated for discretionary - or recreational - activities.

The floorplan has a kitchen sink, and a hob, which I know from seeing enough of these now is one of those bleak electric stovetops that can barely boil water, and there is nowhere, clearly demarcated, for a bed to go, and sometimes these come up – buy a garage for £750,000 in west London!

A 25 metre section of the outdoor footpath was demarcated for this test.

Summing the genomic distance spanned by haplotypes demarcated for each population determines the percentage ancestry for each population in an individual genome.

The term is a loose one, describing compositions with strictly demarcated areas for improvisation according to specific directions and also unstructured pieces consisting of vague directives, such as "Play for five minutes".

Although agreements of 1897 and 1908 had defined the border with Ethiopia, this had not been demarcated, except for a stretch of about 18 miles (29 km) delimited in 1910, and remained in dispute, thus facilitating the gradual Italian infiltration into Ethiopia.

At day 7, tissues and scaffold (the middle white region) were demarcated clearly for both CPU3 and PU.

But this is a misnomer: paradise in the Maldives is strictly reserved for tourists, the resorts demarcated from the rest of the country.

The tumor stemmed from the septum pellucidum and was well demarcated from the ventricular wall except for the right anterior horn.