Sentence examples for in which demarcations from inspiring English sources

A tower in which demarcations between the wealthy and the rest are built into its very structure - even without the have-lesses being required to use a separate entrance - or a neighbourhood in which the poor have no party walls with the rich but where more of them are comfortably housed?

Astor was never a spy, says Lewis, but part of a wartime generation in which demarcation lines were blurred.

A more comprehensive approach involves performing an Exposure Variation Analysis EVAA), in which exposure demarcation bins are identified for both the magnitudes and durations of the exposure measure [ 42, 43].

Kurdish-Arab tensions have grown steadily worse as Baghdad has become more assertive within a federal process in which exact sovereignties and territorial demarcations remain disputed.

In contrast, in European badgers (Meles meles), a species in which latrines function mainly in territorial defense and demarcation, sexually immature juveniles rarely defecate/urinate at latrines (Brown et al. 2009).

Their uniforms and the direction in which they were heading provided a clear demarcation between them, the heroes, and the office workers, the victims.

The next day Lithuania responded with a direct note to Poland in which Lithuanian Foreign Minister Juozas Purickis proposed to negotiate a demarcation line and other issues in Marijampolė.

Since the 1970 merger, the N.F.L. has never had a season in which it had more individual 300-yard passing games — once a line of demarcation for great passing performances — than 100-yard rushing games.

The mononuclear infiltrates were still present in bronchovascular bundles, but these infiltrates showed clear demarcation from the majority of the alveolar area, in which few C. neoformans organisms and inflammatory cells were present (Fig. 2K L).

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.

Poor border demarcation developed into military conflict and full-scale war in the late 1990s in which tens of thousands of people were killed.