Sentence examples for distinct demarcations from inspiring English sources

It is useful when there are one or more distinct demarcations in the one-dimensional view of the subject and it is desired to record their motion along a more or less straight line.

There is a distinct demarcation of fluids whose isentropic indices can be less than 1 and others for which this behaviour is absent.

It is worth pointing out that, on occasion, women too partake in these crimes but in much of Asian society, there is a distinct demarcation between men, who apparently understand the true meaning of honour, and women who cannot be trusted to protect their own.

It is not easy to draw a distinct demarcation between traditional feeds and NCFR.

As the attached organs senesce (stage 17), a distinct demarcation appears between proximal regions that remain green and the rest of the organ that loses its color as chlorophyll is catabolized.

There lies the very distinct line of demarcation between intuition and analysis.

Once more, there is a distinct summer demarcation for 50 miles (80 km) northward in the Mackenzie River between its silt-laden water and the clear water from the Great Bear River on the eastern bank.

Mutinus bambusinus is similar in size and shape, except it does not have a distinct color demarcation between the upper and lower parts of the stalk; instead, the entire stem shows red pigments.

Whereas the right eye shows a distinct vertical demarcation of the total RMS field distribution.

In the epithelial cells (E), they were intact in the normal lens of control group showing distinct demarcation between the cortex (C) and nucleus (Fig. 2).

But a more leisurely inspection revealed that there are distinct lines of demarcation between its high-end stalls — spaces strung like pop-up shops along a northern wall.