Sentence examples for does not delineate from inspiring English sources
Shieber said the hall "does not delineate between one era or another".
Crucially, since the new policy does not delineate what it means for states to be "in compliance" with the nonproliferation treaty, the United States has a major loophole.
Kellogg, Brown and Root, one of the largest contractors in Iraq, said it does not delineate its workforce by country but that it has more than 50,000 employees and subcontractors working in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait.
If data on flood elevations, floodways, or coastal high hazard areas are needed, or if the map does not delineate the flood hazard boundaries in the vicinity of the proposed site, the Regional Administrator shall seek the necessary detailed information and assistance from the sources listed below.
Our current work does not delineate the relative contribution of these cues, and thus a formal investigation of them is an important direction of future work.
Although this study does not delineate the mechanism involved, the fact that NE can reverse mitochondrial dysfunction in SS provides a rationale for its use in the treatment in the clinical situation.
The opening movement of the First Sonata seems to be wading through treacle, and here and elsewhere Ugorski doesn't delineate phrases and musical shapes as clearly as he could.
Age doesn't delineate shared desires and generational wanting, nor does it parse the priorities of people whose only commonality might be their age.
In contrast, peperite and apparent sediment-matrix igneous breccias form subsurface and do not delineate paleoseafloor positions.
However, these pioneering frameworks did not delineate a mathematical basis for incorporating human behavior into the machine scheduling paradigm.
