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.
By the time we hit the first rest area, my three brothers and I had carved out sovereign territories, demarcated by a no man's land of crumpled candy bar wrappers.
Indeed, in a country demarcated by land mines, burned-out tanks, and blown-up roads, bridges, dams, schools and power grids, Mullah Omar and Mr. bin Laden have become mythical figures.
Young men, muscled and disciplined and serious, jacked up on drugs designed to make them faster and stronger and impervious to pain, will pour out onto fields specially demarcated by white lines.
Only 1 out of 8 of the BoneSource group was fully demarcated, as compared to 9 out of 10 in the control group (implanted without HA) (p = 0.003).
With foam axes, arrows, and swords threatening damage from every direction, not to mention the instant death that awaited anyone who set foot outside of a "castle" demarcated by lines of string on the ground, figuring out what in the holy hell was going on became a near impossibility.
Dressed in athletic shorts, tanks and sports bras, their knees padded, they slice in and out of a small rectangle, demarcated by red tape on the white floor covering.
An ulcer was defined as a mucosal break measuring ≥3 mm over its largest diameter (size confirmed with endoscopy forceps) with a base (smooth or regular punched-out defect in the mucosa) and margin (discrete, sharply demarcated and usually raised in relation to the base) and the absence of any malignancy features.
All your browser windows actually live inside a single window, each demarcated by tabs that you can click in and out of easily, which allow you to keep track of them.
At the center of the movement was the black church, which had, as Aldon D. Morris points out in his superb 1984 study, "The Origins of the Civil Rights Movement," a carefully demarcated division of labor, with various standing committees and disciplined groups.
