Sentence examples for which is delineated from inspiring English sources

This is the Anthropocene, which is delineated by the way we are now altering habitats, the climate and even the earth beneath our feet.

Using a palette of red and white the lighting designer Clifton Taylor creates an ever-shifting checkerboard out of the dancing area, which is delineated by a red border.

Data collection was done on a 100 point scale which is delineated in Appendix 1 as developed by the Child Care Aware NACCRRA Research Teamam.

The substrate binding cavity in MtPncA is a small crevice of approximately 10 Å deep and 7 Å wide, which is delineated on one side by a catalytic triad made of residues Lys96 at the end of strand β3, Asp8 at the end of strand β1 and Cys138 at the N-ter extremity of helice α3 (see Figures 1 and 2B).

The predictive value of a rectal DVH is, however, directly dependent on the rectal volume which is delineated.

The result (Fig. 11a) shows two depression areas, which are delineated by bold dashed lines.

Thick black lines represent faults, the curvatures of which are delineated using dashed segments.

The study by Bird (2003) proposed 52 plates, many of which were delineated on the basis of earthquake locations.

Alongside its compliance to the necessary criteria, the sample can be described by its specifications, some of which are delineated in Table 1.

Figures 8, 9, 10, and 11 display wind speed and k for y=0 with and without the 15-m trees which are delineated by the black rectangular block.

Such a sequence divergence exceeds the species-level boundary (< 0.5%), which was delineated based on previous rbc L sequence analyses (e.g., Kurihara et al., 2005).