One person familiar with planning for the event said the president would also speak about a general return to "sound science" in his administration, as a fulfillment of his campaign promise to draw a demarcation line between politics and science.
On October 5, 1920, the Control Commission presented a concrete proposal to draw the demarcation line up to the village of Utieka on the Neman River, about 10 km south of Merkinė (Merecz), and to establish a 12 km wide neutral zone along the line.
However, Boltzmann himself never indicated a clear distinction between these two different theories, and any attempt to draw a demarcation at an exact location in his work seems somewhat arbitrary.
The importance of choosing the correct blocks, i.e. drawing the demarcation lines in the most advantageous way, cannot be overemphasized.
The second Basic Plan, from 2001 to 2006, had for objective to reform in depth universities and the university system by drawing a demarcation between public and private and national and local universities: their ambition and role were different but complementary.
Trying to prevent an armed conflict between Poland and Lithuania, the Entente drew a demarcation line, known as the Foch Line.
Of course the 1 million angry subscribers that got angry at Netflix upping their prices and drawing a demarcation priceline between home movie mail delivery and streaming may no longer be the individuals Maggiore refers to as streaming... unless it's fury.
Definitions not only seek to reveal an internal essence; they also draw a line of demarcation between inside and outside.
Popper was also motivated by his doubts about the scientific status of theories like the Marxist theory of history or psycho-analysis, and so wanted to draw a line of demarcation between science and pseudo-science.
When dealing with the Koran, it is neither appropriate nor helpful to draw lines of demarcation between approaches of the heart and of the mind.
