Sentence examples for original demarcation from inspiring English sources

It roughly follows latitude 38° N (the 38th parallel), the original demarcation line between North Korea and South Korea at the end of World War II.

The frontier mark in Italy long survived as a major territorial unit, though the original Carolingian demarcations were substantially altered.

As Bordo argues, the mark of Cartesianism is not so much its claims to neutral objectivity as it is its "passion for intellectual separation, demarcation, and order" (1987, 77, emphasis in original).

Although a demarcation was observed between the grafted area and the original bone of the alveolar process, there was continuity between the grafted area and the native bone.

Notwithstanding the utility and heuristic power of this conception, such an account based on a self-other demarcation derives from an anthropocentric extrapolation, one that may be directly traced to the original clinical orientation in which immunology emerged: Infectious disease afflicts the patient – a threatened self – and immunity is thus construed as protective of that agent.

Our results also point to a clear line of demarcation between UVC exposures that degrade 50% and those that degrade 70% of the original CPF concentration, because biologic activity was lost with the more prolonged treatment paradigm.

No class demarcation intended.

Early scientists defied that demarcation.

The line of demarcation is not clear.

There are no rigid demarcation lines.

Make colour work harder than for demarcation.