It's also the moment when the sun reaches what's called the First Point of Aries, a fictional line of demarcation, like the Greenwich Meridian, that happens now to be in Pisces.
Whites and Asians, mostly young singles, are crossing the once Berlin-Wall-like demarcation of East 96th Street and taking up apartments next to housing projects and bodegas, drawn by prices much cheaper than elsewhere in Manhattan.
If secession is approved, the 2005 peace deal that established the referendum requires the parties to work on a raft of agreements, to settle issues like demarcation of the border, oil-revenue sharing, the fate of the oil-rich Abyei region (which straddles the north-south border), citizenship and division of the country's vast international debt.
There's no one to stamp your passport here where modern political demarcations mean little, and nomadic pastoral tribes like the Himba roam unhindered across frontiers tending to their cattle.
The '30 under 30' lists by publications like Forbes and Time Magazine are perhaps the ultimate demarcations of status for young professionals and leaders.
When an institution like the Hall of Fame draws seemingly arbitrary magic demarcations around particular cultural events or forms, it is plain suspicious.
Real-world demarcations between science and magic, Musser's story suggests, are like Bugs's: made on the move and as much a trap as a teaching aid.
DJI already used GPS to implement invisible demarcations stopping users flying their machines into no-fly zones like airports, forcing them to land when they hit certain coordinates.
An interior this generous could easily feel cavernous, but between Work's clever spatial demarcations and Rose's quirky decorating, it feels gracious and relaxed — much like its owners.
