demarcations
सीमांकन
definition
noun
the demarcation of the maritime border
the action of fixing the boundary or limits of something.
translation of 'demarcations'
noun
सरहदबंदी,
विभाग
example
But when you look at those organisms with genetics, what you can see is that there are in fact sharp 'demarcations' between populations from one place to the next.
Their 'demarcations' have been blurred by our limited perception and our limited knowledge.
He calls instead, in effect, for a return to traditional governance, with its checks and balances and its clear 'demarcations' between officials and politicians.
Differences of age, gender, class, and ethnicity were not eliminated but remained as 'demarcations' of identity and status.
Thus, while the perceptual line of distinction remains the same for these commentators, the conceptual 'demarcations' made verbally differ in significant ways.
I intend my typology to serve as an intellectual tool for purposes of discussion, not to indicate absolute 'demarcations' or a rigid classification.
Locating more accurate 'demarcations' between these domains can help both political spectator and participant alike to understand the subtle and routine ethical challenges of politics.
In terms of traditional 'demarcations' of skilled and unskilled work, manual employment can be said to have been deskilled, as production jobs have given way to personal service employment.
A fresh sense of moral inquisitiveness has seized the genre, and the era of the neatly solved whodunnit, with its strict 'demarcations' between good and evil, is apparently at an end.
Various temporal 'demarcations' appear under the form of closing periods and are crystallized in balance sheets and income statements.
The boundary line of 'demarcation' between the groups was 19 millimeters, or 3/4 inch, with very little overlap.
Is language or symbolic representation the crucial 'demarcator' of the human, and what have humans sacrificed in order to acquire these virtuoso accomplishments?
The factors responsible for encroachment such as lack of political will, victimisation of forest officials, poor boundary 'demarcation' and alienation of regularised land should be addressed.
a horizontal band that produces a distinct 'demarcation' two inches from the top
An aspect of that is the way she observes a line of 'demarcation' between her private life and her public life.
The line of 'demarcation' is so thin that they merge seamlessly.
But look a little harder and a pattern emerges, or rather, a line of 'demarcation' .
Yet it always makes me wonder what criteria they use for drawing the line of moral 'demarcation' .
strikes over job 'demarcation'
Municipalities were emerging from a prolonged period of uncertainty resulting from the boundary 'demarcation' changes implemented last year.
The agreement, which halted hostilities along the 'demarcation' line between two Koreas until a peaceful settlement is achieved, bans naval blockades by the warring parties.
Occasional outbursts of violence along the 'demarcation' line occur.
During the summer of 1942, Tito's force of 4,000-5,000 fighters moved westwards along a route that followed the German - Italian 'demarcation' line.
The Colonial treaties which are the basis of the Algiers Agreement and which should have been the key basis for the delimitation and 'demarcation' of the boundary leave Badme inside Ethiopia.
A project has begun which might re-define the original 'demarcation' line between New South Wales and Queensland.
There has been friction between some obstetricians and midwives for similar reasons - the blurring of 'demarcation' lines.
The most obvious geomorphological boundary on the Earth's surface is the shoreline, a line of 'demarcation' that divides land from water, be it of the sea, of a lake, or a lagoon.
The line of 'demarcation' was the colonial border between the British Solomons and German New Guinea that later became an Australian protectorate after World War I.
Uniquely, all facilities are shared by staff and trainees so that no artificial lines of 'demarcation' exist within the unit.
The mountain of trash seemed to stretch very far, then gradually without perceptible 'demarcation' or boundary it became something else.
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