delineation

One can approach the delineation of disciplines in two ways.

"I like to think there is some delineation between our characters," he said.

They are as follows with their running number and delineation of each vehicle.

Painting is one way, allowing a delineation not otherwise possible.

The company plans to drill more than 100 delineation wells.

They must have a clear delineation of roles, missions, and authority.

The last delineation was made on 21 March, 2003.

The other 15 subareas are more a plan for their final delineation.

What words are adequate to the just delineation of thy character?

These delineations are very broad and therefore leave a lot of room for some to abuse this law.

His delineation of the broader social background is far more precise.

There was yet a fifth combination which God used in the delineation of the universe.

Human art could have done no more in the delineation of her superhuman beauty.

It had been too much to hope the delineation of authorities would go unchallenged.

However, the exact delineation of these categories can be ambiguous.

Identifies the service or other national/international entity, as shown in the delineation table.

Only to the east does the delineation get complicated.

In the delineation of character, too, he is often extremely happy".

There was no clear delineation between the eighth floor - the Board's - and the ninth, he said.

Day passed into night with no clear delineation, which might have been as much by design as anything else.

By the 1950s, there was a clear delineation between front and back yards.

All these delineations make wealth an especially important part of social stratification.

"There is less delineation between civilized life and a week out in the woods.

Until lately, the delineations among different types of facilities were fairly clear.

He made the phrase, in all its variety, more important than the rigid delineation of the bar line.