Sentence examples for of a demarcation from inspiring English sources

The government had ordered the New Fourth Army to move north of the Huang He (Yellow River) and understood that its commanders had agreed to do so as part of a demarcation of operational areas.

The Flamingo forms sort of a demarcation between the Colgate Redevelopment Area, with its futuristic skyscrapers, including a new one that will house Goldman Sachs and is already the state's tallest, and the brownstones and graceful business structures of old New Jersey.

The sentences were passed late on Saturday, hours after another Cairo court sentenced 51 protesters to two years in jail for their part in last month's demonstrations, which were called in protest at Egypt's decision to hand over control of two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia as part of a demarcation deal.

When the armistice was signed on 27 July 1953, talks had already dragged on for two years, ensnared in testy issues such as the exchange of prisoners of war and the location of a demarcation line.

A novel experimental method is employed which allows the bulk movement of the cap to be monitored photographically by following the progression of a demarcation line between tinted beads which form an initial cap and non-tinted beads of the bulk emulsion phase.

Regarding diagnostic accuracy for carcinoma, the negative predictive values of the presence of a demarcation line and disappearance of the regular subepithelial capillary network pattern were 100% and 100%, respectively, and the diagnostic accuracy of the irregular microvascular pattern was 98.7%.

The end of the 1967 Green Line as a demarcation of potential Israeli and Palestinian sovereignty means that Israeli occupation of the West Bank will stigmatize all of Israel.

The cultural feature of all such rooms is "separation," a demarcation of family life from the demands of "business" — either lawyering or medicine or running a vast plantation.

Clearly historians agree that the events of 9/11 are a demarcation point in both U.S. and world history, but the final chapter is far from being written.

The choice of limiting or managing complexity might therefore be a demarcation of future competitiveness.

"The significance of quasars to the work is that they represent the edge of what can be seen and known, they are a demarcation of our epistemological horizon".