Even the cable news networks studiously avoided showing them, preferring to interview politicians and other journalists in the pristine sanctity of sky boxes and makeshift outdoor sets --as if toying to demarcate a cordon sanitaire between the convention and those who cover it.
In each case, racial population naturalism encounters problems in trying to demarcate discrete boundaries between different biological populations.
There is another problem that afflicts any attempt to demarcate the logical constants by appeal to mathematical properties like invariance.
It's clearly meant to disturb, but it crosses an ethical line that other pieces, including "The Beaver Trilogy," attempt both to demarcate and to skirt.
Container models of unity have tried to establish the role of unity to demarcate science from non-science.
Last December Vietnamese students held "spontaneous" anti-Chinese protests in Hanoi, after reports that China was creating a new municipality incorporating the islands.Even so, the exchanges between Hanoi and Beijing have remained restrained and the two are trying to finish the long-delayed job of demarcating their land borders by the end of this year.
In this process, new independent states have tried to assert their newly acquired sovereignty by demarcating borders.
The main practical reason for trying to draw distinctions between physical and mental illnesses comes from demarcating boundaries between professional competencies, and, in particular, from distinguishing the domain of neurology from that of psychiatry.
"For many years, they had a strategy of becoming invisible for the outsiders, but now they came into despair, and they are trying to make their case more visible," said Arisi, who believes the government needs to step in and demarcate the indigenous land.
