Sentence examples for Reference mark from inspiring English sources
noun
A conventional symbol (such as *, †, or ‡) or number in a document, often shown as a superscript, used to refer a reader to a footnote or endnote.
The simplest way to do this is to predefine a separate reference mark for each message, which is referred to as direct message coding.
The timetable is covered with "reference marks" and a second page tells what each reference mark means.
Rates of lateral and medial claw growth and wear were calculated by measuring the migration of a reference mark away from the coronet.
Marker sources that can be imaged with the gamma-camera have been designed and built for quality assurance testing and to provide a fiducial reference mark.
Both halves of a cherished seven-four Bradshatteredttered on a big day at Sloat, were also carefully stored — "for reference," Mark said.
Besides, Fig. 14 also gives a reference mark for the application of DNC in two-way relay OFDM systems.
Normally, DNA testing is done on the basis of 8 genetic reference marks.
The alignment measurement of the reference marks is tested, and the results are compared with those obtained by autocorrelation method and diffraction analysis.
Road alignment setting out provides important reference marks and indicators for workers to lay kerbs in accordance to design alignments, and any mistakes would significantly affect the road construction project.
This paper presents the results of a radiological study aimed at selecting easily identifiable reference marks on the back, which can be used to analyse the lumbar flexion that occurs in sitting posture.
But, as was the case with many other marks, the arrival of printing in the fifteenth century triggered a crisis for the manicule: with printed versions of the symbol — and of other reference marks such as * and † — now available to writers, "authorized" notes began to spring up in the margins, encroaching upon the space once available to the reader.
