To make a clear demarcation, a cut-off line that would separate the shale zone from that of the sand was developed as shown in Fig. 7.
But the Chamber's list of demands boils down to this: It wants four loopholes that companies could use to escape criminal liability -- and it wants the government to make a clearer demarcation between foreign officials they are not allowed to bribe and those they are.
"I would make a clear line of demarcation between what that Atlanta situation is, a criminal situation with regard to falsification of records, and what this situation is, which is not a criminal investigation," said Michael Conte, a spokesman for the Glen Cove school district.
Weak binding sites were shown to contribute significantly to TF binding [23], [34], making a binary demarcation of sites and non-sites more problematic.
Respondents nonetheless made a definite demarcation between humans and animals, the former being more fortunate with increased sensory skills.
Its delineation with the papillary dermis (PD), region with lower scattering, is not a plane parallel to the surface but undulates, making a clear demarcation difficult.
The overlay of the mOMAG data (red) on the structural image (Fig. 4(d)) shows location of the blood vessels in the LP, making a clear demarcation from the avascular EP region.
In this frame demarcation N t time slots make a so-called dedicated frame.
Optical Solutions makes a device called Universal Demarcation Point, which sits in a customer's house and provides six POTS lines, two-way analog/digital video (CATV), and scalable high-speed data.
"This is a historic occasion for Argentina because we've made a huge leap in the demarcation of the exterior limit of our continental shelf," the foreign minister, Susana Malcorra, said.
