For instance, "Rome Open City" is very much a melodrama, and, even as it depicts the Italian resistance and its sacrifices, it delineates the ideological fault lines of the postwar years.
It is small, made up of five topical essays of modest length; but within its brief compass it delineates the world of the founding fathers with equatorial poise, clarity and grace.
It delineates in microscopic detail Islandia's culture, its genealogies, its social structures, its terrain, its customs, its literature.
Besides its mechanistic importance, this new knowledge bears medical relevance as it delineates early pathobiological events that may be targeted in the future as a means to interfere with the formation of preneoplastic lesions early during pancreatic carcinogenesis.
It delineates the conditions studied by researchers, and it quietly underlies our comprehension of ourselves.
It delineates the current confrontation between the two nuclear-armed nations.
It delineates their distinctive features, basic principles of operation, major types, and key applications.
"It delineates many things I've been thinking about but does a much more credible job of listing and explaining the various issues".
Sandby's Part of the Banqueting Hall of the Royal Palace at Eltham shows a draughtsman's discipline in the way it delineates the ruined palace's arched windows and steeply pitched roof.
