Sentence examples for demarcating the problem from inspiring English sources

This delimitation is useful, although the results would not be unique; the integrating or diverging positions in a Delphi process will in some way permit demarcating the problem.

This led to the development of new social-scientific methods as it became paramount to demarcate the mental problems and needs of children and adults who had previously been confined but were now being integrated into the majority population.

Another way to express this is that the demarcation problem has a deeper concern than that of demarcating the selection of human activities that we have for various reasons chosen to call "sciences".

They are working on demarcating the de facto boundary.

This preference calls for extra clarity when it comes to demarcating the end of speeches.

There are no lines on the map demarcating the borders of Gaza or the boundary of the West Bank.

What were the events demarcating the spirit of the 21st century from that of the 20th?

Coupled with GIS, the groundwater quality assessment helps in demarcating the areas affected by groundwater pollution.

(iv) There exists a curve within the film that demarcating the region of heat transfer.

Note the basal lamella (arrows) clearly demarcating the anterior ethmoid from the inflamed posterior ethmoid cells.

Nor is the role of virtue in demarcating the supererogatory from the obligatory explained.