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Last time, the singers wandered around and through the transparent, boxy walls of the Almavivas' mansion as if they didn't exist, but here, the sense of space is more clearly delineated.

Although CT may be adequate in demon- strating tumour spread within the orbit and pterygopalatine fossa, intracranial spread is more clearly delineated by MRI [ 3].

Mr. Griffin and Mr. Jones get some friction going early on, when their parts are more clearly delineated, and both actors probably improvised a good deal of their dialogue.

Michael H. Schill, the Wilf Family professor of property law at New York University, agreed that homeowners are better off converting to condominiums or even a co-op, where ownership rights are more clearly delineated.

THE poles of photography book publishing have never been more clearly delineated than by two of this year's most elaborate and expensive productions, "Alfred Stieglitz: The Key Set," by Sarah Greenough, from the National Gallery of Art and Abrams ($150), and André de Dienes's "Marilyn," edited by Steve Crist and Shirley T. Ellis de Dienes, from Taschen ($200).

Twenty years ago the worlds of academia and industry were more clearly delineated; now, the lines are less clear.

Bullae are more clearly delineated with tomosynthesis than with radiography, but can be seen in more detail with CT.

Tibial radiolucent lines may be more clearly delineated in MB components than in AP components.

This challenge and its associated factors are more clearly delineated in adult patient populations than in children.

It is concluded that partners in development should devote more effort to their working relationships and that responsibilities within a SWAp need to be more clearly delineated.

Figure 5B shows that one singular value close to zero (upper right-hand side of the figure) magnified the OLS estimate, but when that outlier was removed, the noise pattern was more clearly delineated.