Sentence examples for two demarcation from inspiring English sources

As tensions rose, Lithuania asked the Allied Supreme Council to intervene, and it proposed two demarcation lines to prevent open hostilities, drawn in June and July 1919 (the second one was known as the Foch Line).

A timeline is drawn and the two demarcation moments are identified and added to the timeline.

In the past Brazil had an average of thirteen demarcations per year.

The talks centred on two issues: the demarcation line between North and South Korea and the repatriation of more than 150,000 Chinese and North Korean prisoners of war, many of whom did not want to return home.

At least three different demarcations between language and other symbolic communication systems have been offered.

By the Treaty of Al-Ṭāʾif in 1934, it was given to Saudi Arabia, but the boundary was disputed for decades by Yemen (Sanaa) and later by the united Yemen state until the two countries finalized demarcation of the border.

Radiographic loosening was defined as 2 mm or greater demarcation in two or three zones around the acetabular component, progressive demarcation, 3 mm or greater component migration, 5° or greater component tilting, and/or cement or prosthesis fracture.

Following the victory in Jaraguá, the Guarani's struggle now shifts 60km to the southernmost edge of São Paulo, where four villages await demarcation as indigenous territory.

The lesion was identified by irregular architecture of gastric wall, abnormal thickening, and change in signal intensity of gastric wall layers, which usually present with sharp and clear demarcation into three to five different layers with distinct signal intensities and thickness.

In contrast, two identical strains merge with no demarcation.

By comparative performance analysis with state-of-the-art image segmentation methods such as active contours (level set), K-means clustering, non-negative matrix factorization, ICA and ratio imaging we experimentally demonstrate good performance of DCA-based BCC demarcation in two demanding scenarios where intensity of the fluorescent image has been varied almost two orders of magnitude.