Sentence examples for demarcation at from inspiring English sources

Seven patients (9 knees) had incomplete, nonprogressive demarcation at the zone 1 tibial interface.

After the second or third "Oh, sorry," they established a line of demarcation, at least physically.

Alas, this is laden with potentially scary consequences for the pension system, rushed through for purposes of political demarcation at the start of the election battle.

That was the Chinese attack on American Marine and Army divisions that were proceeding foolishly past the earlier Korean line of demarcation at the 38th parallel all the way to the border with China.

MPS2 is when the epiphysis is at least as wide as the metaphysis with sides of increasing thickness and showing a clear line of demarcation at right angle.

However, Boltzmann himself never indicated a clear distinction between these two different theories, and any attempt to draw a demarcation at an exact location in his work seems somewhat arbitrary.

They would easily have won a popular vote had the US permitted one to take place on both sides of the "provisional military demarcation line" at the 17th parallel.

The culture of the 40s and 50s has been a staple of Douglas’ course offerings at Columbia for 20 years, and while it is accepted wisdom that the Cold War ended with the collapse of the Soviet Union, Douglas feels this is an ambiguous demarcation line, at best.

The pastor, the Rev. Han Sang-ryol, a self-styled "unification activist," was waving a "one-Korea" flag that showed an undivided Korean Peninsula as he stepped across the military demarcation line at the border village of Panmunjom, government officials said.

Tomita et al. noted the demarcation line at the depth of 294  μm [ 6], while results obtained by Touboul et al. indicated its shallower location, at the depth of 100 150  μm within the anterior corneal layers [ 8].

We did not find significant differences in the hyperreflectivity of demarcation line at any stage of the 24-month follow-up after the accelerated CXL procedure, which might result from the more intensive interaction of a higher UVA power on the cornea.