Sentence examples for for demarcation from inspiring English sources

Make colour work harder than for demarcation.

Our important support for demarcation will also continue.

Contas Abertas, a public-spending watchdog, points out that much of its budget for demarcation studies regularly goes unspent.

The protest is against a proposed constitutional amendment known as PEC 215, which amends the rules for demarcation of indigenous lands.

The change in optical flow is a key parameter for demarcation of events in an input video.

An earlier development of this theme (Southerland et al. [2001]) included similar reasons for demarcation between belief and acceptance but added a further argument based on ethical concerns.

I urge President Rousseff to halt the Proposed Constitutional Amendment (PEC215) which would further delay the process for demarcations and claims: and would result in few, if any further demarcations being approved.

The scree-test, which searches for demarcations in the plot of the eigenvalues, is especially problematic in plots where no demarcation exists or where more than one demarcation exists.

The ideal of virtue is therefore not very helpful in providing us with criteria for supererogation and for its demarcation from duty.

Thus, Swi6 is not obligatory for spreading of centromeric heterochromatin but is required for the demarcation of heterochromatin at the IRC1 boundaries of centromere 1.

The elevation value being the basic requirement for delineation of watershed, and is given the highest priority for the demarcation of watershed/subwatershed boundaries, which involved deriving information on drainage network first-order stream onwards (Dwivedi et al. 2006).