He frequently used it to outline, delineate and define areas of a plant (he rarely used black pigments for this purpose), and he used it in admixture to manipulate the tone of other pigments.
The organizations have used it to map bird habitats, delineate sensitive ecosystems, identify areas of the rainforest that are crucial to absorbing greenhouse gases and myriad other ways as they fought to protect the environment.
"Rhapsody" is redoubtable black ink on paper, but instead of using ink to delineate forms, he employs a variety of strokes to achieve a dense snaking composition.
The court could have used Citizens United to delineate the definition further, or it could have concluded that a video-on-demand film wasn't covered by the law.
However, given that it is better to use adaptive loci to delineate AUs, it is hard to say whether MSH and QLA should be viewed as separate AUs, though genomic data is much more sensitive than specific genes of known function (i.e., MHC loci) [ 9].
In "Tate Modern: The Handbook," Iwona Blazwick and Frances Morris, who developed the conceptual framework for the new museum's displays, note that Barr's chart "came to dominate most modernist collections around the world," and that it "is still used to delineate art into periods and movements".
Using such datasets, LNS can be used to delineate further how expression differences change with varying levels of sequence change.
He says one common trick is to use clothes to delineate when you're in work or leisure mode.
They used algorithms to delineate network nodes, or brain regions, as well as functional connections between nodes, called edges.
The current study used fMRI to delineate the brain areas responsible for processing visuospatial contextual information.
