Sentence examples for distinctly demarcated from inspiring English sources

However, there are different sizes of infinity – and I believe that an unlimited number of possibilities for meaning can play out in a field whose boundaries are distinctly demarcated by certain principles of positivistic inquiry.

That's exactly how I spent the better part of a week in Chicago, a city defined by its 77 distinctly demarcated community areas, which in turn houses dozens of additional neighborhoods, each with its own particular nuance and local spirit.

The city layout can be distinctly demarcated into two zones; namely the 'Old Town' before the British introduced their urban architectural styles and the British period of contemporary monuments, bridges and buildings.

The cgSSRs developed here distinctly demarcated the distance between rice genetic resources which show different response to salinity.

An intact mobile class-I integron (3,552 bp) with a captured gene cassette encoding for dihydrofolate reductase (dhfra1) was detected in strain RL, distinctly demarcated from other integron harboring species (i.e. P. aeruginosa, P. stutzeri, and P. putida).

Anthurium genome size distribution was not distinctly demarcated by ploidy level, as Leong-Škorničková et al. (2007) similarly reported in an analysis of nearly half the Curcuma (Zingiberales) species found on the Indian continent.

It must be noted, however, that transmission strategy for many symbionts cannot be distinctly or clearly demarcated; depending on the association, symbionts are perpetuated via a spectrum from strict vertical transmission to lateral acquisition.

But these two groups are by no means clearly demarcated.

Five weeks after the injection, we found clearly demarcated granulomas.

These demarcated me.

A distinctly satisfying thought.