This surface, a boundary that clearly belongs to the entity, not only demarcates it from its complement, but also the complement from the object.
External unity, such as container unity, is characterized by a boundary that brings science together from the outside, in this case a relation from the point of view of a criterion that demarcates science from non-science, or even the nonsensical.
Demilitarized zone (DMZ), region on the Korean peninsula that demarcates North Korea from South Korea.
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 Pashtuns number upwards of 20 million, and their squat stony villages straddle the Durand Line that nominally demarcates Pakistan from Afghanistan, where Pashtuns form the largest ethnic group.
CaP axons in topped mutants fail to enter the ventral myotome at the proper time, stalling at the nascent horizontal myoseptum, which demarcates dorsal from ventral axial muscle.
But neither study demonstrates the kind of sophisticated copying typical of humans and which demarcates humans from other animals, Pagel says.
The argument for this is the formal fecundity of this procedure and how the resultant system correctly demarcates valid from invalid inferences featuring mass expressions in a consistent and explanatory manner.
In a measure of that robust momentum, it was the 26th straight month that the official PMI had stood above the threshold of 50 that demarcates expansion from contraction.
Anderson et al. [ 10] suggest that this definition presents several advantages: firstly, it demarcates innovation from creativity, secondly, it conceptualises innovation as a deliberate effort, aiming at benefit, and thirdly, it highlights the relativity of novelty.
