For online editors, some demarcations are easy.
The closest we have come to needing some form of demarcation is for the ban on "demonstrations" around Westminster, a term undefined in the legislation.
Beyond those posts, so dutifully aligned as if to mark a very strict line of demarcation, some quick passage from darkness into light, there is a rick – again its shape harks back to Palmer – and at the top of this swelling hillside, a sudden outbreak of blueness, which may be sea or sky.
On the other hand, if these claims are not true, might there be a line of demarcation, some essential content (even in the "soft sense"), which would render an enhanced existence past a certain point "distinctive," particular, beyond the human threshold?
It's like they expect the Berlin Wall or some other concrete demarcation of abstract political divisions.
For some virus families, demarcation criteria for the sub-species level can be determined by PASC, as demonstrated for marburgviruses [ 19].
If this didn't exactly put readers in the same position as the mentally ill, it at least showed us that sane/insane is not the clinical demarcation that some would have us believe.
But they made things difficult for the media at times with their exaggerated demarcation around some other events.
Floating booms are useful tools in the marine world, especially for marine demarcation where some kind of contamination of sea, ocean or coastal water is present.
While Caballero was doing some workshops on land demarcation in Mavaca, a mission close to Yanomami country, she organised a quick detour up past the Guajaribo Rapids.
