delineation

Examples of delineated

delineated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Moreover, colorflowmapping delineated die anomalous vessels supplying the pulmonary sequestration.
He delineated the contours of psychic structures in and across which the flow of psychic energy was said to take place.
For 3,773 of these respondents, the personal networks have been delineated.
In the normally structured heart, all three of the segments delineated by the junctional areas themselves possess two components.
The sharply delineated but superficial attachment to the equine caecum by the mouth leaves behind an oval area devoid of epithelial cells.
American policy did not show a clearly delineated trajectory either.
There are no absolute groups of people, defined and delineated once and for all, and to be labelled tribes.
The alternative approach delineated here takes all dreams into account regardless of their content.
Principal components analyses consistently delineated two fatigue factors at 2 and 6 months and one fatigue factor at 4 years.
Each participant's fluency production was then subdivided into clusters, delineated according to their card-sort designations.
However, the range of options was sharply delineated by the content of the court ruling and arguably engendered a stronger problem-solving norm in subsequent negotiations.
For example, a dark, linear feature transects a light-toned, delineated surface.
Two complementary sets of behaviour are delineated: open and turbulent sonorities.
The book is organized into four sections that are delineated roughly by the age group of students (preschool, primary, secondary, and tertiary).
The book has a clearly delineated line of reasoning which helps the reader new to annuitant issues.
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