Sentence examples for that demarcation from inspiring English sources

Early scientists defied that demarcation.

I can't help feeling that demarcation is wiser: a professional site, where you pretend: "I'm a highly effective and versatile manager with a proven track record of driving strategic change".

Although the transition of early wood to late wood within a growth ring may be obscure, that demarcation between the adjacent late wood of one ring and the early wood of the next ring is clear.

It is probably fair to say that demarcation criteria can be meaningfully applied on each of these levels of description.

Because there was no IPO price, that demarcation is being used to say that Spotify traded up about 13percentt on its first day.

George Reisch proposed that demarcation could be based on the requirement that a scientific discipline be adequately integrated into the other sciences.

So too is the fact that the demarcation line allocates marginally more territory to the "separatists" than they received under previous ceasefires.

The river borders were especially problematic; although the Western Allies and West Germany held that the demarcation line ran along the eastern bank, the East Germans and Soviets insisted that it was located in the middle of the river (the Thalweg principle).

Another way to express this is that the demarcation problem has a deeper concern than that of demarcating the selection of human activities that we have for various reasons chosen to call "sciences".

Note that the demarcation threshold Ipeak + 0.2 had been determined based on the statistics of the experienced neurologist's semiautomatic demarcation results.

Rasslan points to article 67 of the 1988 constitution, which states that the demarcation process "will be concluded within five years".