Sentence examples for that delineates a from inspiring English sources

The storm is currently not expected to reach hurricane strength, but officials with the National Hurricane Center insisted, as they do every year, that residents in its path should not dwell too much on storm categories or rely too strictly on the black line that delineates a storm's predicted trajectory.

In these dramatically shaded earrings, each blackened silver disk houses a bejeweled face formed by a studded diamond eye and a dazzling strip of white gold that delineates a fine nose, and expressive mouth.

In diagnosing thyroid conditions, the reference range is the determining factor that delineates a healthy person from one requiring intervention and medication.

OCs attach to the bone surface, via αvβ3 integrins, forming a tight sealing zone that delineates a resorptive lacuna into which acid and matrix-degrading enzymes are secreted [2].

The sponsor defined a drug signature as "a small set of genes that delineates a property of one class of compounds from another or from vehicle controls".

Eugene V. Koonin, National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health, USA This is a very interesting, carefully conducted study that delineates a new family of palm-domain DNA/RNA polymerases.

This pair, deeply at odds, are thrust into a mystery that delineates an entire rural society, discerning within it not just the persistence of the social and class divisions that Franco could never heal, but the enduring structural remnants of that other Spanish F-word, feudalism.

The dotted lines are bottom-simulating reflectors (BSRs) that delineate a base of MH, and the dashed lines are temperature contours of 150°C and 160°C.

Another pattern of interest that we observed is that dioxin-enabled and -sensitive modules often adjoined each other, highlighting genes that delineate a border between the clusters of genes whose pattern of interaction is impacted by dioxin.

For clinical use it has therefore been suggested to apply two cut-off values that delineate a central 'grey' area in which other patient-related factors might be considered to select appropriate treatment regimens (Goldhirsch et al, 2009).

A recent memo from the Defense Intelligence Agency offered this observation: "The undersigned has devised a narrative that delineates chronological aspects of a given environment, twice pronounced in differing configurations, of which one is decidedly superior to its counterpart".