Sentence examples for ways of delineating from inspiring English sources
His maltreatment of his secret second wife and her young son, as well as the violent abortion he forces her to undergo, are powerful, inventive ways of delineating the brutal aftereffects of clandestine political deals.
They analyze thoroughly the scores they perform, comparing manuscript facsimiles and various printed editions, and attempt to discover new musical relationships, new ways of delineating these relationships in performance, and, in short, new ideas as to how the music might best be played and how it should sound.
Together they edited many anthologies of short stories, each one illustrating the major themes of SF, and although not intended as critical apparatus the books were a way of delineating the unique material of the fantastic.
Another popular recent way of delineating the Aristotelian intuition of the semantic "insubstantiality" of logical expressions appeals to the concept of "pure inferentiality".
More generally, Austin's brief account of each category gives no direction as to why this way of delineating them does so along their most fundamental features.
This way of delineating authorship would improve both the accountability of and trust in researchers and would make it easier to establish how credit should be given.
This way of speaking also may dilute the emphasis on national borders as a way of delineating the scope of concern and provides more flexibility in the object of concern for public health.
It's a way of delineating between fantasy and reality, Lynch says.
Hyperspectral unmixing offers a way of delineating individual regions within a hyperspectral data set, based on their spectral signatures [3].
This dynamic between Jack and Will is an ideal means of delineating the difference between gay and straight sex from the male perspective (the novel's overarching theme) in ways that seem fresh and real and free of cliché.
In fact, Schumer does an admirable job of delineating the fallout from that night.
