Sentence examples for human demarcation from inspiring English sources

According to Smith and Varzi, fiat boundaries are also induced by human demarcation, such as country borders.

Representations of subdued animals can be viewed as a projection of human demarcation from and civilizing aspiration of their own natural state and mirror their interpretation of self as outside of animality.

Increasingly blurred lines of demarcation between human and zoonotic disease reservoirs and the unpredictable effect of climate change on the distribution and behavior of arthropod vectors also contribute to the rise of VBIs.

Respondents nonetheless made a definite demarcation between humans and animals, the former being more fortunate with increased sensory skills.

But men are not, after all, machines, and the demarcation of one human impulse from another is always difficult.

One of the main tasks undertaken during return visits has been netwayaz (cleaning, tidying, weeding): the demarcation of the human presence on the land by cutting down and clearing coconut trees and other overgrown vegetation in the former settlements (Johannessen 2011: 202).

And just as the demarcation of non-human species is justified through its scientific usefulness, so too are human racial categories justified.

All classifiers performed similarly well, suggesting clear demarcation between avian and human HA proteins.

The resulting phylogenetic tree as represented in Fig.  1, demonstrates a clear demarcation of animal and human clades.

Similar demarcation is observed in human memory Th17 cells, in which C. albicans-specific Th17 cells co-express higher IFN-γ than S. aureus-specific Th17 cells.

Identification of geochemical facies and demarcation of locations unfit for human consumption was attempted by Mohan et al. (2000) in UP state of India.