Sentence examples for this delineation from inspiring English sources

The tumour was then automatically delineated using a 42% SUVmax threshold, and this delineation was used to assess the tumour volume [15].

And that is why I've made this delineation.

This delineation may have made sense in 1970, when most brokerage firms cleared their own trades.

"I realized there could be this delineation between personal and professional, and I realized it did mean so much to my husband," she said.

And now even this delineation is starting to melt away.

This delineation has been chosen because each class has different spectral properties.

This allowed the delineation of the following organs: the heart, lung, liver, kidneys, and testes (referred to as 'dynamic whole').

This requires the delineation of hydrologically homogeneous regions in which the flood regime is sufficiently similar to allow the spatial transfer of information.

But this was not the end of this mysterious delineation of frontiers: Features would sometimes accuse Talks of trespassing on their territory; and Talks, feeling itself more privileged in the judgment of the elders upstairs, might arrange some compromise.

For contacting particles spread on a flat surface this requires delineation of particle boundaries through shape-based image segmentation.

This societal delineation of the masculine identity finds its cruelest manifestation in suicide by those unable to meet those expectations (Ramamurthy, 2004 20100).