Sentence examples for lines of partition from inspiring English sources

Ziyah Gafić's photographs explore the invisible lines of partition that remain in Bosnia, twenty years after the signing of the Dayton Peace Agreement.

It is at once the ingenuity and the irony of Ziyah Gafić's photographs that they contain these invisible territorial boundaries — like Bosnia today, you can't necessarily see the lines of partition in Gafić's images until you pry into them a bit.

If somehow there was a camera that could capture life stories, you would see other lines of partition between those who hold the power in Ferguson and many of those marching.

A cease-fire was signed, and a two-and-a-half-mile-wide demilitarized zone was carved across the peninsula along the line of partition.

It fell to a British civil servant, who knew nothing of the region, to draw a line of partition between territory that would become Pakistan and India.

In Ivory Coast in the 2000s, France's Licorne force worked alongside UN troops to maintain the line of partition between the government-controlled south and the rebel-held north.

Previously, we demonstrated that the line pitch of partitioning barriers on an RGD membrane was inversely related to cell adhesion area.

The "Elgin line," of sculptural partition and annexation, runs through a poem in stone that was carved as a unity and that tells a single story.

For a constant a>0 and a set of points Q on the plane, an a-wide separator is the region between two parallel lines of distance a that partitions Q into Q1 (on the left side of the region), S (inside the region), and Q2 (on the right side of the region).

The classification of individuals into selfing lines induces a partition of the label set of the sample.

The designer Karim Rashid used lines of diodes under frosted glass partitions at Morimoto, a sushi restaurant in Philadelphia.