It is an argument of great importance that yet manages to feel boring, because the camps are so clearly demarcated and the positions so well rehearsed.
Not surprisingly, as Indian industrialists have amassed great fortunes in recent years, the temptation to buy into a zone where status is so nakedly demarcated and only a few hundred private properties exist has proved irresistible.
But then, an easy dispersion model can simplify the assessment of the hourly time series for 1 year of meteorological and emission conditions, that is necessary for the calculation of statistical parameters, so as demarcated in national air quality guidelines.
That requires a strategy of disengagement from the Palestinians -- even unilaterally if necessary -- and a gradual process of establishing secure, defensible borders, demarcated so as to encompass more than 80percentt of the Jewish settlers in several settlement blocs over about 15percentt of Judea and Samaria, and to ensure a wide security zone in the Jordan Valley.
So far, the officially demarcated Kurdish region covers only the three northern provinces: Dohuk, Erbil and Sulaymaniyah.
For the first few years, the two governments were close friends, so close that they never demarcated the border when Eritrea became independent in 1993.
We hypothesised that precise skeletal SUVs measured by modern SPECT/CT can be used by itself to improve assessment of active bone metastases so that it can be demarcated from skeletal degenerative changes.
They revisit the political landscape of the cold war and World War II -- so fixed in retrospect, so clearly demarcated in black and white -- and they muddy it.
The saddest thing about Philippoussis was that he didn't have a clearly demarcated period of excellence so much as a steep, steady ascent – right up until his knee troubles started.
In the Appalachians these differences are sharply demarcated and neatly arranged, so that all the major subdivisions except New England lie in strips parallel to the Atlantic and to one another.
