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Перевод: delimit

[глагол]
определять границы; размежевать

Тезаурус:

1. The only real problem with all these lies in marking out the study area for it will rarely be possible to delimit a discrete enclave of the animals.
2. Lines up- and underlying DNA sequences delimit the footprints described in the text.
3. Two open arrowheads delimit the putative binding region with the dystrophin-associated glycoproteins.
4. But this does not, without forcing, mean that such distinctions are clear and regular enough to delimit a category, and especially a category as difficult as this: that some works in a practice which has been specified as an art are "not art" or "not really art".
5. A typical decision for planning a survey is to take a century, or the reign of some sovereign to delimit a period; this is a device with no relationship to the artistic activity of the time.
6. This is obviously crucial, but it will not serve to delimit art; the same criterion, on its own, would distinguish many works of other manual skills and of engineering.
7. Deuchar notes that: "In spontaneous speech, sentences are often difficult to delimit: they may simply be unfinished, because the knowledge of the addressee makes completion unnecessary, or they may not be discernible as units at all."
8. They contain contradictory elements, importations and survivals from other cultures, and it is very difficult to delimit them geographically or chronologically.
9. Before that, we must first delimit the area we are to consider.
10. In the more generalized insects the wall of the head-capsule is reinforced by a number of inflected ridges or sulci which occupy relatively constant positions and delimit to some extent the morphological areas into which the wall of the head can be divided (Figs. 5,6).
11. First of all, we must delimit the form of a lexical item syntagmatically; that is to say, we must be able to state in any sentence where the boundaries between lexical items are (we shall assume that any well-formed sentence consists of a whole number of such units).
12. In the previous chapter a number of important decisions were taken which enable us to establish the location of lexical elements within sentences, that is to say, to delimit them syntagmatically.
13. Such variation in the conception of stable moral boundaries that delimit friend and extreme otherness reflects the considerable difference between the Piaroa and such groups as the Shavante and the Yanomami in their everyday display of hostilities.