The peristome is even, and has an indistinct boundary.
Fractures have sharply demarcated the range from the Castilian plateau (part of the Meseta Central) in the south and the Cantabrian coastlands in the north, but the eastern and western limits are indistinct.
As Claude Malhuret put it, Ethiopia demonstrated that it had become imperative to "clarify the complex relations that humanitarian action forms with a totalitarian regime; to mark out the indistinct but very real limit beyond which aid to victims was unwittingly transformed into support to their executioners".
The most important clues for the radiologist to suggest SGA on MR imaging are the patient's age, location limited to subcutaneous tissue, indistinct lesion margins, and the previously mentioned signal characteristics on MR imaging.
The northern limits of the ocean are indistinct because its waters merge with those of the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans.
Apart from the legal situation, the practical management of limiting ICU-therapy continues to be indistinct.
One of the problems associated with use of confocal microscopy to demonstrate protein translocation to the limiting cell membranes is that, on fusion with the limiting membrane, any signal becomes more delocalized and indistinct.
Although non-specific AEs were found to be the most influential determinant of adherence to ART in this sub-domain, the utility of this result is limited given that the measured variable was indistinct.
Niht here is an expression, at the limits of language, which attempts to indicate "the nothingness of indistinct fullness from which flow … all oppositions and relations" (Schürmann 1978, 168).
Limited in color and messy, these works are saved from terminal cuteness by the indistinct facial features.
Open image in new window Fig. 14 Imaging pitfalls which may limit liver segmentation on CT. a Axial enhanced CT image of a 62-year-old woman shows indistinct liver-spleen boundaries (arrows).
