Sentence examples for demarcations among from inspiring English sources

Representing both unskilled and skilled workers in large establishments, western European industrial unions were never committed to defending job demarcations among skilled and between skilled and unskilled workers.

Muscle fibres are orientated in different directions, are closely aligned and demarcations among the endopelvic fascia, intermuscular fat issue and neurovascular bundle are indistinct.

"The lines of demarcation among financial institutions were blurring beyond recognition, and a whole new set of rules was required," she writes.

These enclosures were considered to be fortified settlements but have more recently been interpreted as the result of general processes of social complexity, symbolism, monumentality, interaction, and space demarcation, among others.

It is this specialized study of material nature that explains the demarcation among the various genres constituting the beaux arts.

That's a clear line of demarcation among the NFL ownership fraternity: half in the billionaire's club, the other half out.

For the purposes of classification, it is noteworthy that most CCs were separated by large allelic profile distances (four or five mismatches), highlighting the neat demarcation among them.

Absolute expression of gp100 was measured and although the lesions supposed to be gp100 expressing appeared more positive than those supposed to be gp100 negative there was no absolute demarcation among the two groups.

Though there may be several categories of prophecy according to scholars, no sharp line of demarcation differentiates among these different types.

His disregard for Glasgow's traditional religious/footballing demarcations also explains how Dalglish's father-in-law, among other things, taught Ferguson how to fry fish.

The agriculture portfolio will be handed to politicians from the "beef caucus", a conservative group of lawmakers who control about one third of Congress and have opposed indigenous land demarcations and advocated for the reduction of conservation units, among other measures, to expand the agriculture frontier.