Sentence examples for demarcates from inspiring English sources

Such a view need not presuppose a solution to the so-called "demarcation problem"—i.e., the problem of what demarcates genuine science from pseudo-science as long as there remain clear, pseudo-science ass of successfulongiences.

Without tea, the only thing that demarcates us from the rest of the world are dads who wear fancy dress to international cricket games.

The report followed the discovery of two other similar aircraft: on March 24th in Paju, a border city; and on March 31st on Baengnyeong island, near the disputed Northern Limit Line which demarcates the two Koreas' maritime border.

Rather than attempting to hold their ground at Sirte, the Cyrenaican rebels quietly pulled back to the old border line that demarcates the former federal region, which was abolished in 1963.

The media are feisty, but there was a move from the right to drop CNN from the cable package because of its "hostile" reporting.The "green line" (Israel's border before the 1967 war) demarcates two discrete rules of law.

A line demarcates English and Scottish fishing rights.

The Weisswurstäquator ("white-sausage equator"), named after a Bavarian sausage and running east-west along the Main river, usually demarcates the cultural boundary south of which politicians are too exotic to get ahead in national politics.

The swap programme demarcates that which the public purse will cover from that which it will not.

The Mississippi River then demarcates Kentucky's short southwestern border with Missouri.

Demilitarized zone (DMZ), region on the Korean peninsula that demarcates North Korea from South Korea.

A line passing from the Bristol Channel eastward to northern Belgium and Germany roughly demarcates the Devonian marine area from the Old Red Sandstone continental deposits to the south.