THERE was a time, at least in the misty land of memory, when a clear line of demarcation existed between the last day of school and the first day of summer vacation.
The scree-test, which searches for demarcations in the plot of the eigenvalues, is especially problematic in plots where no demarcation exists or where more than one demarcation exists.
Although habitation with humans may impact the range of L. reclusa, clear distributional demarcation does exist [4], [7] [9].
They are told that the rules are there to create a clear line of demarcation between college and professional sports and yet they are well aware that from their coaching staffs to the size of audiences to their training regimens to the production value of their games -- no such line exists.
But life is a vague predicate and so no line of demarcation can be said to exist.
"When you have Robin Williams saying he's moving to television, you know the demarcation between film and television doesn't exist anymore," CBS Entertainment chief Nina Tassler said shortly before the show went on the air.
Analysts have criticized the stages heuristic for presuming a linearity to the public policy process that does not exist in reality, for postulating neat demarcations between stages that are blurred in practice, and for offering no propositions on causality (Sabatier 2007).
"The big demarcation between science and business in the UK just doesn't exist in the US," says Scarbrough.
Trump is saying that he will change that number to 15 for people with undergraduate loans but actually increase it to 30 for people with debt from graduate school a demarcation that has never existed.
The empirical distribution of alcohol consumption in various populations has provided important insights contradictory to several popular beliefs: there is no clear demarcation between heavy drinkers (or alcoholics) and other drinkers; thus, alcohol-related problems exist in various degrees of severity throughout the entire population.
