Voorbeelden van delimiting

• One represented by a fact - the amount of musical, structured data - and the other represented by the action of delimiting the inquiry areas.

• This problem could tip the scales toward atheism if the delimiting defeaters for the problem of evil failed to delimit the implications of divine hiddenness.

• This inherent problem had led some to reject entirely the use of continuously varying characters, while others have devised methods for delimiting such characters.

• Together, different types of constraints belonging to these three levels specify a scientific tradition by delimiting its legitimate range of practice and maintaining its stability.

• Firstly, named entity recognition performs what is known as surface parsing, delimiting sequences of tokens that answer these important questions.

• Thus, whatever is this interval between the two delimiting limits is necessarily a single individual and nothing else, not one interval and another interval.

• It is difference which supplies the logic of the case-focusing attention, delimiting categories, and reintegrating a hegemonic field frayed or rent by contestation.

• Eighty-seven per cent of eligible patients entered the study, delimiting the degree of bias due to nonascertainment.

• Thus, the discontinuous zone delimiting the core in sagittal and transversal preparations corresponded to the same structure formed at hatching.

• How, then, did patients manifest their reactions to the delimiting nature of nineteenthcentury psychiatric labeling?

• There, sunrise was observed from the stairs of the range structure delimiting the western edge of the plaza.

• However, by delimiting their theory to the human mind, the evolutionary psychologists impede knowledge-extension.

• The maximum distance to which a tsetse will venture into an area with no shade is of great importance in delimiting clearings.

• In restrictive relative clauses the relative clause is construed as delimiting the domain over which the variable ranges.

• Sampling was standardized by delimiting an approximately rectangular area incorporating 100 trees at each site, to compensate for possible tree-density differences between host-plants and localities.