A recent Quartz article described IKEA as the "capitalist version of Stockholm syndrome," explaining that the founder, Ingvar Kamprad, designed his chain "after a research trip to Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim," creating a "winding road" that gives the customer "no choice but to follow the singular, well-demarcated route".
Roads were demarcated into segments each time any of the road characteristics (e.g., type of road, speed, and road width) changed (see Appendix).
The British developed the field into a triangular district (hence its appellation, "The Triangle" ) demarcated by Jaffa Road, Ben Yehuda Street (constructed by the British in 1922) and King George Street (constructed by the British in 1924).
Cheering crowds pressed against barriers that demarcated the route.
Across the water, a string of white lights demarcated Sicily's coastal road.
I remember a picture of a highway leading out of New Orleans right before Hurricane Katrina hit: three straight lines on the highway, demarcated by the markings on the road.
One of the world's oldest demarcated wine regions (since 1756), with twisting country roads, cascading vineyards, gaping gorges and traditional quintas (wine estates), this pastoral area – declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO – is a must-see on the world's wine trail.
The drainage area and micro-catchments feeding the road runoff/rivers in the study area were demarcated using Digital Elevation Model (DEM) (Machado et al. 2017; Siqueira et al. 2017) (Fig. 2).
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.
The Bentway's continuous, road-shaded path will have 55 "outdoor rooms" demarcated by the Gardiner's concrete support structures (or "bents"), variously suitable for gardens, art shows, playgrounds, farmers' markets, performance spaces, and much else besides – ideally upending the longstanding North American perception of the land under freeways as being useless, dirty or outright dangerous.
