Sentences with phrase «border line define»

Orange plus signs and headers with thin border line define each section.

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Israel signed agreements with the surrounding Arab states to define the places where the soldiers had stopped fighting, the armistice lines, as temporary de Facto borders.

The armistice lines defined temporary borders (the agreements stressed that the borders were temporary and only existed out of military necessity), and acted as borders until 1967.

When we further characterized the cell lines derived from the iPSC - like colonies, we observed that they possessed hESC - like morphology, growing as flat colonies with large nucleo - cytoplasmic ratios, defined borders and prominent nucleoli (Figure 4C).

Situated on the border of Germany, Strasbourg is only separated by the Rhine river, defining the line between France and its neighbor.

However it does border more on tech demo and while defining this as a game may be walking the line, I view this more as a Batman Experience.

Real and theoretical boundaries that define culture, politics and nationality are laid out through subtle layering of white paper and thin lines of traced borders, factual socio - economic analysis is turned into topographic outlines and horizons.

One of the large vertical paintings in the Boesky exhibition builds white forms and an undulating black line into a box, the glossy black border of the raised edge defining fields of white and grey.

Each section is defined by a thin line divider and each page has a black border with lots of white space to get you noticed.