Sentence examples similar to demarcating a limit from inspiring English sources

The work consisted of stakes connected by a grid of twine demarcating a rectangle.

There is no question explicitly demarcating a revision of student answers corresponding to these skills.

In the midst of this conceptual change, the term 'authenticity' becomes applicable in demarcating a somewhat new set of virtues.

(Deutscher 1997) Others emphasize the importance of questioning the line demarcating a text from its cultural, psychological or material context.

When we define a boundary, we in other words demarcate a set of behavior by a rule.

The organized bundles of collagen fibrils in fibrocartilage may demarcate a metabolic pool of aggrecan for which release is rate-limited by reaction of MMPs with collagen.

For example, in Malaysia, national regulations spatially demarcate a "commercial fishing zone" beyond three nautical miles from the coastline and a "traditional fishing zone" within that limit; these regulations provided a foundation for the process of zoning the Tun Mustapha Park, which subdivided the "traditional fishing zone".

It also demarcates a ceasefire line.

It also demarcates a rhetorical red line.

Asterisks demarcate a dividing cell and arrowhead a delaminating cell.

The feral woodlands, the brown field sites and the wanton atmosphere demarcate a familiar zone.