The range forms a watershed that separates the northern frontier area along the Chinese border from the eastern Sea of Japan East Seaarearearea
Completed in 1885, the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) was, and remains, much more than an engineering wonder: it defined a fledgling nation, uniting its far-flung extremities and stitching a ribbon of human settlement through the vast frontier wildernesses that separated them.
She grew up, poor, in a small town, Tryon, North Carolina, a few miles from the Mason-Dixon line, the invisible frontier that separates America into the north and the south.
"Until recently, the road around the city represented a symbolic frontier to many Parisians, one that separated them from unknown suburbs," he added.
The hostilities in North America were further encouraged by existing frictions along the frontier areas separating the colonies of these powers.
When we repeated the same tests for the y axis, we observed a second frontier, horizontal, separating the "lower" crenarchaeotes from the "higher" Thermococcales/Methanobacteriales/Methanococcales/Thermoplasmatales.
This small link, connecting gas fields in Fort Liard, Northwest Territories, to the continent's pipeline grid, crossed a psychological barrier, the 60th parallel, a line on maps that separates the settled southern provinces from frontier northern territories.
The Western Desert, inside the Egyptian frontier, separated the two sides on that front.
Good espresso bars, like good restaurants, have in recent years congregated below 14th Street, that frontier which seems to separate the hip from the humdrum.
For each strategy below the frontier, there is at least one strategy on the frontier that has either lower costs and/or more benefits or both.
