Similar words: altercation, bifurcation, demarche, ratification, gratification, stratification, cremation, self-gratification. Meaning: [‚diːmɑː'keɪʃn] 
n. 1. the boundary of a specific area 2. a conceptual separation or distinction.
n. 1. the boundary of a specific area 2. a conceptual separation or distinction. 
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(61) The demarcation line between ellipsoids and peripheral lymphatic tissue is obvious, and the acidophilic matter is mainly made up of fiber.
(62) The land - demarcation commission promised to resolve this claim within months.
(63) Accordingly, it finds expressions in his striking consciousness of problems, critical attitude, independent personality, and practice to get through a line of demarcation between disci...
(64) The incident is the latest in a line of military encounters at the Northern Limit Line (NLL), the de facto demarcation point at which North and South Korean waters meet.
(65) In my perception chamber pot suggests the social economic demarcation.
(66) There is no clear line of demarcation between serious literature and popular literature. Seriousness and popularness are interchangeable.
(67) Fieldworks are performed to solve the demarcation, resort emendation, advanced PID control algorithm and signal interference.
(68) Spring uses a transaction manager interface implementation to perform the actual transaction demarcation at runtime.
(69) Water line demarcation test should be carried out when starting up and adjusting the subcritical drum boiler, to certify the zero benchmark of the local water gauge.
(70) Based on the findings of eight sites in this region, and compared with the adjacent area, this paper discusses the periodization, demarcation and spread routes in the period of the Erlitou culture.
(71) It is famous for Penglai and Demarcation Line of the Bohai and the Yellow Sea.
(72) Parallel on the Korean peninsula is located 38 degrees north latitude, near a military demarcation line.
(73) IntelliFlow loose the need of atomicity , consistency, isolation required by traditional transaction model and propose the concept of demarcation point to implement part compensation.
(74) Industrial Revolution was the demarcation point of human history, and the policy of private forests subsidies were also brought forward and applied in such special period.
(75) If you are sweet hearts , please respect your space, demarcation line and privity .
(76) It also refuses to withdraw its claim about the line of demarcation of exclusive economic zone.
(77) However, unlike RP, the recovery phase of vascular flow is not delayed and there is no prolonged sharp demarcation of color changes in skin.
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(78) When we uphold the idea of "human-orientation", we should draw a clear line of demarcation with "Human-center Doctrine".
(79) Today, the demarcation line between art and design become and more blurred.
(80) Chapter two is about the demarcation and definition of internalism and externalism.
(81) There is no firm demarcation between dimensions, for they ebb and flow in a wave pattern and interpenetrate each other to a certain degree.
(82) The Republic of China made great progress in the demarcation of the territorial waters.
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