How to pronounce “demar” in English

The Demarcation problem is one of the others.

The Demarcation problem is, is there a justified definition of science that lets us distinguish between things that are real science, good science, and other things like pseudo-science, or,

temporary demarcation line which then gradually became the creation of difference where there was no difference.

The demarcation was unfenced, it was invisible, poorly guarded and was basically a chaotic crime zone.

but this demarcation, I happened to know where it was, I calculated, because there's no line there, there's no sign that it's there, there's no signpost,

And unless we demark or we structure and say, OK, so this is-- and we do this on some level.

She got up with DeMarius who was one of our original ensemble guys.

And you just heard Demarre McGill, principal flute with the orchestra, and Angela Draghicescu on piano.

They can demarcate a space in which you are free to do certain things, like imagine delicious revenges or reparation, or redress.

And that was the demarcation there, pre-Beatles, post-Beatles.

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There's no demarcated point that you have to eat the vegetables.

So this is the demarcation.

is now demarcated. That these people own land.

This is Dom DeMarco.

And I'm just happy that DeMar and Kevin Love and the NBA Players Association has given us this platform to be empowered about mental health.

needs to go and start demarcating video and audio frames. So it just gets data from the operating system blocks at a time and needs to start cutting these frames up

So three years after the demarcation line first appears the Western mayor of Neustadt calls for quote, I know this is difficult to read, ìThe immediate strengthening of

But it was never as demarcated as this is my bit and this is his.

Jerry Holkins: That's a point of demarcation there.

Yeah. I think that demarcation and knowing that in sports arena, there's a clock that goes off and everything's over,

the last 10 years uh there is kind of a demarcation is not as sharp as it is in the book that's very much just a

Usually when we think about what it is that demarcates our species from other animals we think about our so-called higher cognitive capacities,

But the difference is here the epochs are very clearly demarcated.

So you have Easterners lining up on the demarcation line, this invisible line, and I find this picture incredible.

specific-- Jerry Holkins: There needed to be a demarcation.

That featured both Kevin Love and DeMar DeRozan, which brought tears of joy to my eyes to see that the message is being that broadly.

And the most amazing thing about his solution is he finds this demarcation, which is the event horizon, which is the region beyond which not even light can escape.

What's going to happen to the Warriors culture if we add DeMarcus Cousins?

They have just put a sill stone, which demarcates the end chamber.

And Communists in the Soviet Zone were planning border events all along the demarcation line in order to unsettle the West, to sort of foment activity on the border.

And that has a very clean delineation, demarcation of learning.

So with that, it's my pleasure to introduce Professor Peter DeMarzo, who's faculty director of LEAD and professor of finance at the GSB.

Even when I was playing so-called uncle, or I was playing-- this demarcation only happens in India that he's the hero,

January 1. Exactly. So it's a kind of demarcation on both the future and the past.

So after the game, the Soviet commander of Sonneberg announced that the demarcation line would be open for the day.

So if you really take that criterion of being able to reason or use language as a moral demarcation,

This is now six years ago, and there-- today luckily there are athletes coming out-- Kevin Love and DeMar DeRozan publicly about their own

This friend worked alongside the boyfriend of a woman who was the sorority sister of the daughter of the producer of the film "Don Juan DeMarco,"

- You see the labs put different energy into what they're trying to do, and I think to demarcate the point in time when we're recording this, the hype

line. I don't believe any of that exists. I think there is a continuum. I think we as humans like to demarcate areas on that continuum and give them names because

Instead of saying that generation, or this generation, or people over 65, or people over 40-- I mean, age demarcations are useful,

And they started, like, just performing the whole scene for everybody was like just up doing like a lip sync battle with DeMarius to our own cast

But creating that little ritual, even if you started with a 5, 10 minute demarcation line between your day life-- with all

And you kind of start to see that everything is like, as long as your intentions are honest and you are-- you don't see that demarcation that much.

I'm saying you want to push them to the fact that there is a dinnertime, that we have demarcated meals throughout the day.

You see the Soviet Zone, the US Zone, the British Zone and the French Zone and each of these zones had demarcation lines between them and the laws were the same on each of