Sentence examples for of delineation from inspiring English sources

Though Carleton's political positions and sympathies were inconsistent, his work retains an honesty of delineation.

Joel often appears nondescript, and Mr. Carrey puts in enough understated effort that the lack of delineation almost doesn't register -- a stylized way of compensating for a deficit.

In India, Sher-Gil's first effort was to find a mode of delineation appropriate to her Indian subjects.

Although he did not find her "a great voice," he said it was "a very neat, well-sung, intelligent performance" that was "especially remarkable for its aptness of delineation of Zerlina".

Culture, history and political tradition are all important, but I think the clearest line of delineation separating America from these other countries is the structure of its political institutions.

The main point of delineation between fund managers is how they define Internet stocks.

The extent of tracer uptake is greater than the degree of contrast enhancement indicative of better delineation of tumor margins.

Recent development of targeted therapy for melanoma emphasizes the importance of molecular delineation of the underlying mechanisms of pathogenesis [8].

A field prototype of a laser-based non-intrusive vehicle detection system has been developed for the measurement of delineations of moving vehicles on the highway.

An example of delineations on T1 post contrast image can be seen in Figure 1, where green is the necrosis, red is CE, and blue is ED.

The larger value of N will reduce the number of spurious peaks with the risk of wrong delineation of CSI.