Sentence examples for these demarcations from inspiring English sources

These demarcations might seem obvious or needlessly exclamatory, but they make your emails stand out in the recipient's inbox.

These demarcations were agreed by the ICAO – of which Malaysia is a council member – before MH370 went missing.

But these demarcations turn out to be entirely arbitrary with respect to the protagonist, aside from giving him the opportunity to engage in periodic ritual grumbling about the scoundrel in question.

By examining historic maps from the early 1700s, the team learned these demarcations had barely changed over the centuries.

These fractures are not apparent at first glance, but few leaders in the community have been able to blur these demarcations.

However, I do know that I want our child with gay parents and a blended racial ethnicity to see that standing up to ignorance, bigotry, and verbal violence is a fight worth fighting, and that calls for equality and respect do not--and should not--end at our own personal stakes or identities, however we chose to express, blur, queer, or refuse these demarcations altogether.

Within the volume in between these demarcation lines, automated thresholding segmentation based on Hounsfield units (HU) was applied.

Within the worldviews of these technopreneurs, the demarcations between the human body and technology are hardly discernible.

Land Day is one of many days of extreme violence, but it also represents the fact that Palestinians do not recognize these arbitrary demarcations that Israel tries to establish, distinguishing the West Bank, Gaza, the refugees, and the citizens of Israel.

These conservation demarcations are largely contingent on adjacency of watersheds within stream networks, coupled with life history distinctions, and neutral genetic population structure.

All those demarcations are lies.