Sentence examples for its delineation from inspiring English sources

In this sense, the novel is very contemporary, I suppose, but it is also classical in its delineation of the youthful impulse to define oneself; among other things, I was thrilled to read a book in which the main character doesn't own a cell phone and no one writes emails.

It frequently occurs together with AGA, further complicating its delineation from the latter.

Unlike its delineation of other new immigrants, here the weekly attempted to distinguish between the industrious majority of Chinese and an easily avoidable minority.

At its best, Eisenstein's agile line glides fluently in its delineation of contour and its interlocking of shapes to produce strong, complex motifs.

The production's strengths lie in its delineation of the characters' precarious emotional lives and the liberal sexual milieu in which they move.

Take Bryan Edwards's mid-18th century Map of the Island of Barbadoes, with its delineation of the Caribbean landscape into Anglican parishes and sugar plantations.

The troupe, which spurred scores of imitators, advertised its "delineations of the sports and pastimes of the Southern slave race of America," which its players would "illustrate through the medium of songs, refrains, lectures and dances, accompanying themselves on instruments of a peculiar nature".

Its unflinching realism – its patient delineation of the labours of killing, dismembering, dragging – eventually becomes a kind of nightmare surrealism.

We followed this movement: its fluidity and abruptness, its locations and delineations, its crossings and stoppages, the materials it touches upon, and the boundaries it traces and transgresses.

But in its careful delineation of individual characters, the painting also suggests that every man and woman, of whatever social class, needs work as a kind of soul medicine.

We explored the role of the key length scales that characterize and control the well capture region and its probabilistic delineation with respect to the contaminant source location and size.