Sentence examples for spatial demarcations from inspiring English sources
An interior this generous could easily feel cavernous, but between Work's clever spatial demarcations and Rose's quirky decorating, it feels gracious and relaxed — much like its owners.
Last season the Bulls led the league in field goal percentage from 5-9 feet (41.7 percent) and 25-29 feet (38.4 percent), while failing to crack the Top 10 in any of NBA.com's other spatial demarcations (less than 5 feet, 10-14 feet, 15-19 feet and 20-24 feet).
In this way it is possible to build a set of spatial properties, which do not correspond to "real" geographic objects, but rather constitute a set of spatial demarcations that define spatial regions characterized by similarity and homogeneity.
Research by Hubert(1924) indicated that fungal melanin deposition in spatial demarcation could be triggered by limited water availability.
The spatial demarcation of the compartments, which is dependent on the fluidization and spray conditions, is deduced.
Low mutational allele frequencies were observed in most regions suggesting a complex mixture of different cancer cells with no spatial demarcation of subclones.
Simulations considering a catenary soil sequence showed a clear spatial demarcation between erosion and sedimentation zones, which was verified by soil investigations.
The change in residential location was part of an initial process of socializing troglodytic pastoralists, and subsequently of spatial demarcation of the island to accommodate the changing political geography of the different regimes introduced from the mainland.
In a corresponding textual analysis, he concludes: "Having taken away the physical structures usually associated with formal education (the spatial demarcation of conventional institutions) some students were not sure how they should react This led to problems, which the rug was created to address" (p. 40).
We based this study on a detailed atrazine concentrations data set developed over the years as part of several monitoring efforts and the spatial demarcation of CWS service area boundaries.
The main characteristics of spalting are the spatial barrier demarcation of the fungal colonies by black pigment deposition, and the distinct colored zonation (Figure 1).
