The exact demarcations, in terms of wealth, territory and political control, have been left hazy, and are currently being thrashed out in further rounds of talks between the two sides' negotiators.
But their 'basic' role was methodological 'with no direct function of demarcation from metaphysics in terms of meaning, sense or cognitive significance' and only provisional.
There was always a clear demarcation of layer IV in terms of a SMI32-free area between layer III and V.
Results are provided in terms of probabilistic demarcations of the three-dimensional well catchment and time-related capture zones.
Implications for the study of innovation are discussed in terms of results from recent demarcation studies.
Lately the demarcation of the terms has disappeared and all are referred as data centers.
A statistical analysis of the resistivity sections is tested in terms of standard deviation and is found to be an effective scheme for the subsurface reconstruction of basin architecture as well as the surface demarcation of basin-margin faults and brittle fracture zones, characterized by much higher standard deviation.
There was no interference demarcation in any zones.
In docking studies antifilarials and chalcones exhibited demarcation in their binding affinity and modes.
Bladder fibroblasts were found to present a clear demarcation in PAR expression in response to acute and chronic inflammation [ 27].
Radiographic loosening was defined as 2 mm or greater demarcation in two or three zones around the acetabular component, progressive demarcation, 3 mm or greater component migration, 5° or greater component tilting, and/or cement or prosthesis fracture.
