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单词 delimitation
释义
delimitation
noun[CorU]
formal
uk
/ˌdiː.lɪm.ɪˈteɪ.ʃən/us
/ˌdiː.lɪm.əˈteɪ.ʃən/
themarkingordescribingof thelimitsof something:
定界，划界；限定
Themainfocuswas the delimitation ofresponsibilitiesbetween thepoliceand thejudiciary.主要的重点是划定警察和司法机关之间的责任。
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(Definition ofdelimitationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdelimitation

delimitation
Delimitationis the principal agreement on a border as described in a written accord, a map or a chart.
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Thedelimitationof jurisdictions was another controversial issue.
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In such analysesdelimitationof the variable context is critical, as including invariable contexts may skew the data, which will in turn affect the results.
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He does this in two steps: the first is thedelimitationof mathematics as ontology to a certain historical age - namely, modernity.
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How emirs responded to thisdelimitationis explored more fully below.
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In addition, the article raises a number of theoretical issues of a more general nature, such as thedelimitationof syntactic phrases from compounds.
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It is, however, at best unclear if this compensates for the lack of a cleardelimitationof competences.
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This process ofdelimitationand classification led inexorably to the development of state forests and reserves as categories of both nature and state power.
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He also points out the importance of semantic criteria for thedelimitationof the scope of conversion.
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We have to look into the principles to understand theirdelimitationto experience.
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Thedelimitationof borders seems to have strengthened the government's hand against the religious establishment.
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In regard to securing a sound antitrust system, the allocation anddelimitationof these competences plays a major role.
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In the absence of a mutual consent on a clear-cutdelimitationof competences, however, this only represents a makeshift/emergency solution.
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This detailed characterisation is necessary because any discussion of prosody requires a narrowdelimitationof the linguistic idiom.
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It appears that sometimes, for some thirteen-yearolds, the demands of fluency override the requirements of accuratedelimitationof intonational phrases.
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