Sentence examples for demarcation of objects from inspiring English sources

The analytical task is thus parsed from the outset into a neat demarcation of objects: on the one hand science (whose epistemic nitty gritty is more often than not black boxed), on the other society (or its many proxies, from laws to publics, from regulations to markets and so on).

In all other cases where falling objects might occur, demarcation of the dangerous zone is the most important measure for fatality risk reduction.

The semantic value that the definition confers on the defined term is not an extension a demarcation of the universe of discourse into objects that fall under the defined term, and those that do not.

Spatiotemporal continuity of objects.

Of objects and properties?

The mere demarcation of the symptoms indicated has been the object of debate, as have the tools used to evaluate them, due to the enormous quantity of existing instruments [ 4].

No pink or other colour-coded demarcation of gender.

Certainly demarcation of the boundary is not an impossibility.

It means the demarcation of a new border.

"It's a very clear demarcation of passing a barrier".

I'm sure I read him without any clear demarcation of difference.