Sentence examples for has delineated some from inspiring English sources

This entry has delineated some of the main domains of traditional and more recent philosophical discussion within which empathy has played an important role.

One of the virtues of "Home Free" (and I suggest that Freeman might have delineated some of them) seems to be the fact that it is an attempt not to solve the problem of homelessness in America but simply to depict with care and insight how one woman deals with it...

From the start (with MacArthur's and Wilson's Theory of Island Biogeography) the series has produced some minor classics, and has delineated new areas of research in population biology.

He has delineated symbolically and directly the inequities and brutalities of our society.

(The concrete floor still has delineated parking spaces for fire trucks).

The constantly evolving self-portrait that Ms. Simon has delineated is that of a prototypical, high-achieving, urban baby boomer - liberal, "liberated" and determined to have it all.

The consumer price index surged 4.3percentt over the past 12 months — more than twice the inflation rate that Bernanke has delineated as the upper bound of his comfort range.

Primate work conducted by investigators in this Center has delineated basic concepts of cortical organization, including hierarchical information processing networks that may depend on underlying NMDA function.

The first decade of the 21st century has delineated the limits of U.S. power: It is great but no longer determinative.

This segment, which provides an examination of the research of the El Rosario International Law Clinic, has delineated the concept of ordering.

A large body of work in science education has delineated a daunting compendium of student alternative conceptions about natural selection (Duit 2004; Nehm and Schonfeld 2007, 2008, 2010).