One key function for wild canines is delineation of territory.
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I don't think there's a delineation between..." Baldwin countered. "Right.
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The roleplay environment I helped maintain didn't have that clear delineation.
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So it has fallen to the campaigns to explain the delineation.
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Make sure you have clear delineation of what's in, what's out.
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That delineation between those two on extremes is continuing to meld.
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This isn't just bad pacing, it's a muddled delineation of exposition.
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This is a cogent, accessible cinematic delineation of an increasingly crucial problem.
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These six are Delineation, Defense, Deterrent, The Divine, Decoration and The Invisible.
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Not all economists have seen so sharp a delineation between supply and demand.
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Trump wants to make a very clear delineation between him and his campaign.
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The delineation is given to lesbians who has never slept with a man.
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You can also add a white border around your selfie for extra stickerish delineation.
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With the Pros, there's a very crisp delineation between the bezel and the display.
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Unlike most NPR sets, there's no clear delineation between songs or sheepish mid-set reminiscing.
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Many working-class people say that delineation is backward: The left had already abandoned them.
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Such hybridization illustrates why the Eizirik group's delineation of the Panthera evolutionary tree is so noteworthy.
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When when it comes to this kind of round, you want to make a clear delineation.
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"I have been on these and I have done them," Robertson said of the delineation process.
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Before I get going here, I think it's important to make a bit of a delineation.
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"Delineation between pure web defacement and cyber criminal or cyberespionage activity is disappearing," the report states.
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I think there needs to be a clear delineation between your sponsorship element and your editorial.
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But even before Mantel, cracks were already forming in the delineation between historical and literary novels.
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It is this delineation point where a breakfast taco becomes a breakfast burrito, and vice versa.
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In Europe and Asia, there is a clear delineation between full-service and low-cost carriers.
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With Hallucination Engine, Gallagher fixes his attention on the layering of color and the delineation of space.
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"Both Condé's writing and her food … transcend national or cultural delineation," Charlotte Druckman writes in her review.
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Over the coming years, the delineation between "product design" and "front-end development" as separate functions will disappear.
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The maritime delineation agreement between Norway and Russia in 2010 set an encouraging example that everybody should follow.
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The maritime delineation agreement between Norway and Russia in 2010 set an encouraging example that everybody should follow.
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There was never any delineation between adopted or natural children; we were all just one and the same.
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In fact, the strict delineation of "work" and "non-work" visas is a big problem for many people.
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Unlike Facebook, it permits people to use multiple profiles, allowing an important delineation between work life and personal life.
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The sales changes included the removal of the delineation between solar and vehicles salespeople, as well as , and more.
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The delineation of tasks that keeps one couple safe from destitution and filth would feel horribly rigid to another.
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"Because I think the delineation ought to be whether or not they're considering a resolution of impeachment," Hoyer said.
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Well, I don't want to get into a delineation of the things that I either strongly approve or strongly disapprove.
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But Singapore criticised Indonesia for allegedly using the ban as leverage in negotiations over an extradition treaty and border delineation.
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Setting aside the ethical problems of such a delineation, the State Department's definition of "close family" raises significant legal concerns.
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Memling's precise delineation, incorporation of landscape backgrounds, piquant detail, and glowing color in oil glazes became aspects of Wood's style.
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Other rules require moderators to block "hate speech," an ambiguous term that, despite Facebook's efforts at delineation, can be politicized.
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But Singapore criticized Indonesia for allegedly using the ban as leverage in negotiations over an extradition treaty and border delineation.
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You've talked about how there shouldn't be as much of a delineation between business and politics as there has been.
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However, we must make the delineation between the people's responsibility in this and those who seek to lead the people.
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Fortunately, the researchers foresaw this objection and were circumspect in their delineation of the link between social media use and attacks.
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What was also true for my family was that there was no delineation between our political outlook and our home life.
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Five years later, war between Ethiopia and Eritrea, a former Italian colony, broke out over the delineation of their shared border.
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The delineation of a new nation was intended to alleviate the fears and insecurities of the Muslim minority in the region.
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While every Victoria's Secret model enjoys a certain level of exposure and prestige, the Angel delineation is reserved for an elite few.
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Israel and Lebanon will soon begin direct talks on the delineation of their shared maritime border, a senior Israeli official tells me.
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The delineation between "big studios make big dumb franchise movies" and "other studios make artistically interesting films" has rarely seemed so stark.
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He said that even if we could create a delineation between "healthy" and "unhealthy" people, there's still a certain amount of unpredictability.
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It's a winding route from asking why black ice is so slippery to quizzing a physicist on the delineation between liquid and solid.
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It's what you do about having stabbed them that's the delineation between people you can have in you life and people you can't.
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Zan Romanoff's recent novel Grace and the Fever charts a young woman's coming-of-age alongside the delineation of online and IRL personas.
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It's what you do about having stabbed them that's the delineation between people you can have in your life and people you can't.
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Kerry said this cooperation would entail "some sharing of information" with Russia pertaining to the delineation of the various groups on the battlefield.
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Sander favored large format cameras that could replicate what he termed the "delicacy of the delineation" in early daguerreotypes, over newer, compact technologies.
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Advances in technology and content delivery — from apps to OTT to mobile devices — have made the delineation between TV and video increasingly blurred.
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So you see it as important to maintain that delineation between personal choices and what the government actually mandates or restrictions it sets. Yes.
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That kind delineation is quickly trampled when it comes to new studies, one of which came out Friday, resulting in the usual freak out.
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This establishes a nice delineation between the entry-level and the high-end, but with an identical body type, this line is certainly blurring.
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But he also notes the delineation between his favorite Cursive albums and the best ones, the records that fans love and critics heaped praise upon.
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I perform land surveys, creating a document, or plan, of what we find, such as boundary lines, topographic features or perhaps a flood plain delineation.
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That delineation can sound a little arbitrary, but researchers argue that when it comes to vicarious trauma, it's really the frequency of exposure that determines outcomes.
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Some of the flower drawings and those of the fish are genuinely enthralling with their almost decorative delineation of form, particularly the black-and-white flowers.
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One of the many merits of his book is his careful delineation of the underlying tensions in the party of Abraham Lincoln after the Civil War.
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Unlike her forbearers however, Zurawski draws a faint line between these two modes, opting to forego the conspicuous delineation of prose-block narrative and lineated poetry.
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Even if the background plumbing relies on the same YouTube library, there needs to be a clear delineation between music playlists and the other, standard YouTube playlists.
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A shot of Myra (Sonja Sohn), the lawyer for the players' association, waiting for an elevator after a meeting with the big-wigs makes clear those delineation.
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The Special Counsel has submitted to me today a "confidential report explaining the prosecution or delineation decisions" he has reached, as required by 28 C.F.R. 600.8(c).
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Separating the impeachment process from the other legal liabilities of the impeached was a clear delineation that impeachment was in a different realm from the legal system.
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There's a reason the key delineation between the human good guys and bad guys is whether they're able to empathize with the Hosts enough to fight for them.
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The project of Berlin's work, taken all together, is not one of pitting autobiography and fiction against each other, or even seeking the meaningful delineation between the two.
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It is ever clearer that Holtby's save — his Save, pardon — may emerge, if it hasn't already, as the fulcrum of this series, the delineation between agony and euphoria.
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There are no good or bad guys in Yellowstone (save the oily developer man) — no white or black hats, no easy delineation between noble Natives and well-meaning cowboys.
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He comes from more of a humble background, working class, so it's kind of that delineation between nouveau riche and working man that's also a layer within the film.
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The blue line is a decades-old demarcation line that both sides have agreed to abide by until they can agree on a formal delineation of the disputed border.
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We know, however, that Kim was not willing to shake hands with Trump on a Yongbyon dismantlement, ostensibly over the assumption and understanding of the geographical delineation of Yongbyon.
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That works fine for loyalist followers of certain mainstream media outlets, but this approach alienates moderates, independents, and right-leaning news consumers who expect delineation between reporting and commentary.
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The careful delineation of full-time employees from contractors has historically made crucial processes like reporting sexual misconduct and discrimination a more confusing and separate process for independent workers.
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While the agreement on Sunday settled the status of the sea's surface and created a formula for dividing the subsea resources, the delineation of new borders could prove contentious.
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The bottom line: There is a clear delineation in improved results after 2000, when "the world started investing more in global health, and in particular global health institutions," Melinda said.
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Take some time to review and act on your long-term financial strategy and ensure you have a clear delineation between short-term tradable assets and long-term investing assets.
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A Journal source said that ZTE was being handled purely as a law enforcement issue, but reporting in Reuters and The Washington Post suggest that the delineation is less clear.
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So even though Endless features credits and a tracklist at the end, there is no explicit delineation between songs as the video is playing, which adds to its amorphous feel.
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The senators pushed back on the idea that the legislation falls short because of this delineation, which would lead to taxpayers still being on the hook for paying discrimination settlements.
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The performance starts at a gallop and often moves too fast, Mr. Davidman switching from one character to the next with little more delineation than perhaps a change of accent.
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As a physician dedicated to improving my patient's quality of life, such an act is antithetical to hospice care, and yet there was no clear delineation made in the story.
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Gem-cut glass added luster, and the combining of colors within single pieces of glass reduced the need for leading, reserving it to render lines for the delineation of figures.
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I particularly like the clever delineation of space through the placement of the gold leaf that becomes breasts, hair, a dress, or a backdrop against which the characters stand out.
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Despite Facebook's recent delineation that "fake news is not your friend," the intermingling of paid posts among friends' updates is almost like their, oh, business model and value proposition, or something.
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In fact, the whole "plus size" delineation seems more and more arbitrary, and more and more ludicrous, every day, given the myriad of sizes and shapes that real women everywhere embody.
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Until recently, at least in the United States, our notions of privacy have been rooted in the Fourth Amendment's delineation of the federal government's powers vis-à-vis the individual citizen.
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The delineation between online and offline abuse is less and less sense as we get more and more connected and more and more people are starting to live their lives online.
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What's more, there's no such thing as a perfectly egalitarian society, as discrepancies in power, influence, and privilege exist along multiple domains, such as sex, age, or other lines of social delineation.
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It's a flub, an obvious one, but also one that shows the delineation between the hobbyist surfer and the legends these characters were supposed to be, and who their stuntmen really were.
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The day before yesterday, a student looking for an ultraportable Apple computer to help with note-taking and essay writing in college faced a cluster of options without a clear delineation between them.
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Most importantly, Snap is now drawing a strict delineation between the personal use of the service (how you communicate with friends) and the entertainment use of the service (how you interact with media).
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In season 2, the clean delineation in visual design between worlds adds to the sense that the new season is thought through, and designed to help audiences keep track of where they are.
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No other album in recent memory has warranted this kind of delineation, and that's the truly exciting thing about Lemonade: it's setting a new standard for pop storytelling at the highest possible scale.
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" He said: "On the issue of territory and disputes over maritime delineation, China does not accept any dispute resolution from a third party and does not accept any dispute resolution forced on China.
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Yet the effect of a fairy tale, a designation often applied to Meijer's work — a previous collection of stories, "Heartbreaker," and a novella, "Northwood" — depends on its clear delineation of good and evil.
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The delineation of absence had been my theme as I traveled through the Draa, along the perimeter of a void, to which men through the traffic of commerce and thought had brought unity.
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José Luis Cuevas, whose rebellious personality and dark delineation of human suffering made him one of the most celebrated Mexican artists of the 21992s and '21992s, died on July 226 in Mexico City.
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Like these forebears, Rivette avoids neat delineation between fact and fiction, and dream and reality, opting rather for a universe in which all thoughts, actions, and events maintain the same degree of verisimilitude.
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The delineation of territory controlled by ISIS, Jabhat al-Nusra and opposition groups was set as a priority, as per the US-Russia agreement that the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs decided to publish.
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This is the result of two factors: first, a clear, essential delineation of responsibilities between the federal government and the states; and, second, laws written sufficiently broadly to anticipate new threats to public health.
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There remains an unclear delineation of authority and responsibility between the Pentagon and the plethora of security sector assistance actors within the State Department, which the NDAA could press the Defense Department to address.
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"You're basically handing over some of your most important proprietary information to companies that have no commitment to your privacy and have no respect for the delineation between their customers and yours," she said.
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But I was delighted with the solve today; an early recognition of the chubby and curvaceous object did absolutely nothing to detract from the lovely delineation of the theme and the interestingly clued fill.
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"We see in our community that the lines between professional life and personal life and all the other worlds you're a part of are blurring with no clear delineation between the two," said Quodt.
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The ruling, separate from a judgement earlier on Thursday in which the U.N> court said it would rule on alleged violations of Nicaragua's sovereignty, means a maritime delineation case between the two countries can proceed.
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As befits Mauritian air temperatures, which tend to hover between 20 and 35 degrees Celsius — or 68 and 95 Fahrenheit — the delineation between the outside and the inside of their large townhouse is most subtle.
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We had partisan newspapers in the past that, for example, excoriated and defended the New Deal, but there was still a general baseline commitment to facts and a clear delineation between news and editorial opinion.
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But what they got instead was a reiteration of our policy of strength and a clear, clear delineation of what is going to be required of North Korea in order for this summit to take place.
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The manifesto's sleight-of-hand delineation between "women, on average" and the actual living, breathing women who have had to work alongside this guy failed to reassure many of those women — and failed to reassure me.
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There needs to be some delineation between the individual who wants to just post the occasional story on Medium and the individual/brand who want to use Medium for at least semi-professional or business purposes.
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The judgment, separate from a decision earlier on Thursday in which the United Nations court said it would rule on alleged violations of Nicaragua's sovereignty, means a maritime delineation case between the two countries can proceed.
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So rather than it being kind of a simple delineation of our previous collaboration where I wrote words and vocal melody and he did pretty much all the music, on this one it evolved in different way.
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We loved it so much that we would all go out to dinner and we'd hang out and we were always together, so there was no delineation between who was the boss and who was the employee.
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"We loved it so much that we would all go out to dinner and we'd hang out and we were always together, so there was no delineation between who was the boss and who was the employee," he said.
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David: In the last job I had before teaching, I used to totally take the piss, turning up late for work having come straight from a party, but I maintain a pretty solid delineation between work and recreation now.
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But in a playoff series where he's sharing the floor with Ben Simmons, Joel Embiid, and Fultz (assuming he's still on the team), space will be an issue, as will shot distribution and the delineation of crunch-time responsibilities.
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In this future of college, degree creep — where jobs that don't need advanced degrees increasingly require them — would become a relic of an outdated system, as would the delineation between a floundering community-college system and four-year universities.
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They cite clearer delineation of roles, improved defense (they ranked 2100nd in defensive efficiency through 2100 games, and 2104th in the 215 games since), and scorching play from John Wall, Bradley Beal, and Otto Porter in particular as reasons for optimism.
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The delineation between what readers could expect from Ninth House versus the tamer handling of the same topics in her earlier work was not, apparently, clear to fans who picked up review copies at the Young Adult Literary Convention this summer.
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Fitch does not expect IBM's financing mission to change as a result of the reorganization, and clearer delineation by geography will enhance disclosure granularity, particularly since the financing business will file standalone financial statements with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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Early on, when the company was shifting from shipping Linux CDs in textbooks toward selling to big enterprises, executives drew a clear delineation between the company's free Fedora user community and the more sophisticated Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) product.
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"Bob's Burgers" is a model of consistency in its writing and delineation of its characters, a family of lovable misfits who run a diner you probably wouldn't want to eat at, and any number of episodes could have made this list.
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As in the case of Dawe, who shines light through the barrier of a staunch delineation of gender roles, Jaime Carrejo materializes a symbolic representation that communicates the feelings of attachment to the landscape that surrounds and abuts the US-Mexico border.
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To further highlight the delineation of the traditional and non-traditional activities, Hoenig stressed the need for "stricter" quantitative limits on capital and surplus that can be exchanged among affiliates – the rules known as the section 23A and 23b of Bank holding company requirements.
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The skill sets and the role delineation of the group of players the Lakers expect to lead them into the future are beginning to take shape, but it's probably going to take some time for these guys to coalesce into whatever they're going to be.
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While certain broadband Internet access provider conduct may result in degradation of an end user's Internet experience that is tantamount to blocking, we believe that this conduct requires delineation in an explicit rule rather than through commentary as part of the no-blocking rule.
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The islands were eventually subdivided into Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia, which were seen as culturally and racially distinct, although the lines of delineation have never been entirely clear: Anthropologists disagree on boundaries, and Fiji is often considered uncategorizable, a nexus where Melanesia and Polynesia meet.
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This aligns well with Jonathan Haidt's delineation between "systemizers" with "moralizers" in politics — the former being people who consider how variables are affected following a change in a system, the latter being those who emphasize the emotions of those immediately affected by that change.
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The $1 billion rig, which was at the center of a fierce diplomatic stand-off between the countries in 2014, had moved into an area of the Gulf of Tonkin in the South China Sea about which Vietnam said the two countries were still "executing delineation discussions".
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There [should be] a clear delineation of behavior that's not tolerated, who to go to if you experience sexual harassment, what actions to take, the possibility of HR and what their role looks like, and also what steps will be taken if you do report sexual harassment.
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In "Yet to be titled," a colored pencil line between two fields of dark gray and black echoes the tri-toned, red/washy off-pink border, akin to the edge of a drawing tablet, along the bottom of the canvas, but functions more as a brushstroke than a delineation.
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His article tries to argue that just because there is undeniable proof that the industry is exclusionary (and therefore missing out on money from those consumers), doesn't mean it will change, or that industry's faith in its binary delineation of what's on-trend or not on-trend, will falter.
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In "Last Days at Hot Slit," the selection from "Intercourse" includes a beautiful delineation of free will that builds to an optimistic demand that men more considerately exercise theirs: There has always been a peculiar irrationality to all the biological arguments that supposedly predetermine the inferior social status of women.
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He could choose to join her in the studio, walking through the long hallway she had built to connect the studio to the house, so that she wouldn't have to go outside to enter her workspace, so that between her life-life and her art-life there would be no formal delineation.
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But what makes this novel sing is its careful delineation of the beliefs and neuroses of the rich — that there exist, for instance, "high-class" and "low-class" flowers, that there are correct and incorrect shades of white paint — and its suggestion that the abandoned children's unexpected and unlooked-for freedom might save them.
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One would first have to design a software-driven framework by which each user would have the equal ability to create and grow civic entities within a common online ecosystem, allowing for clear delineation of relationships as delegated by a group's creator and agreed upon by all who are accepted into a given entity.
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Claustrophobia's always compelling, and lo and behold the band's first broadcast since the slow lope of 2011's The King of Limbs professes to be just that—"a low flying panic attack," built out of choked-out strings, garbled electronics, and frontmiser Thom Yorke's delineation of the perils of social interaction ("Avoid all eye contact/do not react").
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Perhaps that's because movies are too expensive to attend in theaters (the average ticket price in 2018 was $9.11 according to the MPA) or maybe movie studios haven't figured out how to sell specific movies to the right audiences (RIP Booksmart), or maybe there's a strong philosophical delineation between watching movies in our homes versus watching them in theaters.
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I understand that 30 years in public life takes a toll, but years from now I think we'll look back and there will be a clear delineation between the expectations for men versus women in public life — and the very, very different paths that she and her husband took to get into office as well as what they did once they were there.
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But if harking back to those early book-tour flights, to the delineation of boundaries, and the endless crisscrossing of those divisions from above, it's partially the idea of shifting identity that drew me, all these years later, to a character who is American but Israeli, who is both patriot and traitor, who inhabits more than one self, by virtue of being a spy.
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Referring to the US Code's delineation of insurrection powers (Title 10, USC, Sections 251–255), the doctrine affirms that: This invocation of the Insurrection Act connects it directly with homeland defense powers under Pentagon command—a move which is in tension with the idea that DSCA, or "Defence Support to Civil Authorities," should be led by the DHS, instead giving ultimate authority for such an operation to the DOD.
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE (D-Mass.) and consumer advocacy groups like Public Knowledge, Color of Change and the Consumer Federation of America defended the delineation between sensitive and non-sensitive data on conference call with reporters prior to the vote.
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