It is warm, very funny and, despite the numerous narrators and time periods (demarcated by different aspect ratios, naturally), it is unexpectedly focused, packaged neatly into the form of a well-dressed murder mystery, and propelled by a sort of kinetic energy towards its inevitable conclusion.
At that time, poorly demarcated, bilateral areas of malacia where identified in the area of the nucleus caudatus.
Our study was designed with clearly demarcated time periods for each wheelchair configuration.
Predicted area of HRZ is 1.26 times the currently demarcated HRZ.
This was tiresome and expensive, so around the time the frontier was demarcated in 1893, the strategy changed, and the British began a concerted effort to buy off tribal elders, or maliks.
Here, we postulated that variation in weather would have a stronger effect on time periods that were demarcated for discretionary - or recreational - activities.
The arts practitioners demarcated the time-space through what were effectively entry rituals: start-up activities in the first session and warm-up routines in subsequent sessions.
Migration was demarcated as the time period during which deer travelled between their winter and summer home ranges.
In a two-way ANOVA with contrasts evaluating changes across all time points, seven key biomarkers demarcated heat stress from control during recovery: 5,6-dihydrouracil, 3-ureidopropionate, GSSG, ornithine, creatinine, corticosterone and pyridoxal (Table 1).> -wrap-foot> *Not segregated based on cardiac injury.
The point is hardly frivolous; in light of developments in both cosmology and quantum mechanics, it can no longer be said to be obvious that either space-time, space, or time correspond to unitary, well-demarcated ontic categories.
