It usually took the form of an enclosure (marae), which was raised or walled or in some other way delineated, with a raised platform (ahu) across one end.
The relationship between structure and unprecedented high ionic conductivity is delineated; some potential drawbacks of these electrolytes are also outlined.
This entry has delineated some of the main domains of traditional and more recent philosophical discussion within which empathy has played an important role.
From this it is thought that efficacy and side-effects can, to some extent, be delineated when blocking the prostaglandin synthesis pathway associated with inflammation and pain.
Some participants' reports delineated the circumstances within which young women made the decision to date older men into categories of "right" and "wrong".
Morton Owen Schapiro, Williams's president, calls Bowen a mentor and has recently overhauled some housing and classroom policies to moderate some of the effects delineated in "The Game of Life" and in Williams's own study of athletics.
Furthermore, fractured basement was also delineated beneath some portion of the proposed road.
Alongside its compliance to the necessary criteria, the sample can be described by its specifications, some of which are delineated in Table 1.
The method of Joulin et al. [19] takes superpixels as basic units, thus the objects' boundaries are not clearly delineated as some superpixels merge foreground and background regions together.
For example, in an effort to assimilate haecceities into a class nominalist ontology where properties are identified with sets, Lewis (1986: 225) characterizes haecceities as follows: "So we get properties that are in no way qualitatively delineated, and some of these are haecceities of this- and other-worldly individuals.
Hopefully some of the techniques delineated above will help you.
