Sentence examples for without demarcations from inspiring English sources

But without demarcations, a well-ordered land market cannot take shape.

The strain shows on the face of Tekoa Pyau's young cacique, Victor F S Guaraní, 30, who says that without demarcation the community has no future.

While Joyce and Faulkner separate one character's interior monologues from another's, Woolf's narratives move between inner and outer and between characters without clear demarcations.

According to Brosius, each member of the audio department did "everything", without clear demarcations between roles.

One of the biggest changes in the switch from employment to entrepreneurship is that business and personal life melt together without clear demarcations.

Two weeks later, nodules on the greater omentum began to merge into confluent masses without discernable demarcations with the stomach.

Some restrictions, such as the ban on homosexuality or the use of specific curse words, were never directly mentioned but were assumed to be understood without clear demarcation.

I'm sure I read him without any clear demarcation of difference.

Without such a demarcation in hand, it can appear difficult to state what exactly is at issue when it is asked whether there can be strict psychophysical laws in particular.

Moreover, the principle of causational synonymy rules out that any homogenous mass, without an internal demarcation into components which move and are moved, could move itself (Physics 8.4, 255a5 18).

Frege seems to have been sceptical about the possibility of proving logical invalidity and independence precisely because he saw that such proofs would not be possible without a principled demarcation of logical constants, which he did not see how to provide (Frege 1906, 429; and for discussion, Ricketts 1997).