NATO's external policies are increasingly pursued with a lower intensity and/or with a stronger geographical demarcation.
Those on the "left" and those on the "right" made strong lines of demarcation.
But the magnets that drew together the contemporary "It" girl, the aspiring novelist, the peer's glacial daughter and the avant-garde painter were far stronger than the demarcations of class, wealth and temperament that might have pushed them apart.
It is, perhaps, not generally understood how varied are the courses, or how distinct the attainments, of those who are comprehended under the general title of "astronomers," or how strong, more especially, is the demarcation between the pursuit of theory and the practice of observation.
This tendency to pick out margins and lines of demarcation is so strong that living organisms tend to see such lines even where they do not physically exist, like in the famous figures of Kanizsa.
This approach led to the precise demarcation of a strong selective sweep in deletion Df(1 ED6906.
"You can't defend every piece of land along a 750-kilometer-long Line of Control, but you should retaliate to send a strong message across the border," he said, referring to the demarcation, about 470 miles.
46 In the literature, demarcation of coiled coil regions into weak and strong regions, protein-protein interaction sites and the recognition of structural kinks are just emerging.
Although advocates of sensorial education make a strong distinction between 'external' eating cues and 'internal' sensations, the demarcation is not so clear if we consider the extent to which internal sensations respond according to these elaborate feedback mechanisms to external, societal, conditions.
