In order to guess how protectible a phrase may be, the question must be asked-as in the protection of characters-has enough development gone into the work so that a line can be drawn separating the author's expression from that which is in the public domain?
Because these large homes are designed to maximize size while staying within current regulations, towns are finding it difficult to resolve the issue.Battle lines have been drawn separating those who favor new regulations limiting teardowns and those who see such rules as limiting their rights, within existing zoning regulations, to build the homes they want.
It doesn't stand up to even the most rudimentary evidential scrutiny, and while it's always important to ask questions and allow for healthy debate, no matter the topic, at some point a line has to be drawn separating fact from fiction -- or distraction.
In the far right panel, the same area is shown with a new red line drawn separating the two areas based on the HCA and the PCA classification of the BV IR spectra.
One-minute rest images (abstract nature drawing) separated the 3 runs.
Individual projects of smaller capacity incur significant expenses in site development, drawing separate transmission lines to nearest substation, procuring water and in creation of other necessary infrastructure.
Synergies between TPACK and CoI have begun to take shape in related literature, they are, however, still nascent and premature, either drawing separate elements from the two frameworks in design models (Hokanson, Clinton, & Tracey, 2015; Bath & Bourke, 2011), or attempting to propose a synthesis not yet fully articulated (Otrel-Cass, 2015).
We drew separate conclusions, more preliminary because evidence was sparse, about associations between specific health outcomes and specific quantitatively assessed microbiologic factors.
Here was an opportunity, bar associations and law professors said, to draw a line separating big money from judicial decision making.
