Sentence examples for to demarcations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of marking off a boundary or setting a limit, notably by belligerents signing a treaty or ceasefire.
America added the Korean DMZ to Demarcations I Will Not Cross.
The objective was to evaluate the scientific status of anthroposophic medicine (AM) according to demarcation criteria proposed in contemporary philosophy of science.
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It may also prevent the progression of retinal detachment similar to demarcation laser treatment.
An overarching explanation was that staff appeared to revert to previous demarcations and behaviours.
This effort will require development of universal approaches to hypothesize demarcations of ecotypes, and to confirm and characterize their ecological distinctness, without prior knowledge of a given clade's ecology.
She did not want her name used, but stopped for a minute on the street to point to the demarcation area between the payment zone and the free zone.
"Citizens are urged no to do so, to respect demarcation signs of dangerous mine fields and not to go into unknown areas," it added.
The southern corridor has been divided into two sections, according to International Civil Aviation Organisation ICAOO) demarcations.
While there continue to be demarcations separating blacks and whites in social strata, major racial changes have been made for the better.
