Sentence examples for demarcating by from inspiring English sources

Now that Mr Sharon has promised to give up Gaza, the territorial part of the conflict has shrunk to Lilliputian dimensions, focusing now on a sliver of land perhaps 10% or 12% of the West Bank, though including all Jerusalem which Mr Sharon wants to keep even after a final peace, and which he is demarcating by means of Israel's controversial "security" barrier.

We have followed a rigid criterion while demarcating regions by drawing borders through a penetration site where the movements of two body parts were evoked (see also Sanes et al., 1990).

10.7554/eLife.01776.012 Figure 3. CTCF and cohesin maintain COX-2 mRNA and PACER lncRNA expression by demarcating a chromatin domain that is characterized by decreased H4K20 trimethylation, increased H3K4 di- and tri- methylation and increased histone acetylation.

Given that CTCF sites demarcate PMP from non-PMP regions, that PMP regions overlap with LAD, and that LAD were previously shown to be demarcated by CTCF sites [ 42], we expect that LAD boundaries themselves demarcate PMP from non-PMP regions.

It demarcates day by day a sense of anticipation for the completion of -- indeed the very purpose of -- the Exodus.

But some Democrats involved in the negotiations say Mr. Schumer's position could prove helpful by demarcating the left's opening position on tax cuts for the rich and by opening a new avenue for negotiation over entitlement programs.

We explain the preferential dispersion of particles in films by demarcating limits in terms of critical Hansen solubility parameter.

Working through community organisations, particularly women's groups, it has helped to bridge the divide between pastoralists and farmers by demarcating migration routes for cattle.

By demarcating the ranges of transition regions on different underlayers in atomic layer deposition (ALD), their effects on broad-band anti-refection (BBAR) coating (400 680 nm) are evaluated.

In this process, new independent states have tried to assert their newly acquired sovereignty by demarcating borders.

Under colonial rule, mobility between countries, particularly when they were under the same colonial authority, may have been easier than after decolonisation, when states may have been keen to assert their newly acquired sovereignty by demarcating borders.