Sentence examples for a mark from from inspiring English sources

A more detailed analysis on the capability of extracting a mark from tone-mapped versions of the marked HDR images is obtained by evaluating the BER achievable for different system configurations.

Arguably, Justice Kagan made a mark from the moment she took the oaths on Saturday.

For just as a gene can carry a mark from its parent of origin, so it can be imprinted by that parent's own experience.

Then there is the bullet hole in the front window, a mark from a gunshot through the window late one night last summer.

A mark from her time on the streets of Columbus, Ohio, trafficked and controlled by a street gang of the same name.

Each judge allocates a mark from 0 through 10 (10 being perfect) for each figure of a sequence, and a score is arrived at by multiplying the K factor of the figure by this mark.

The letter came back on Monday with a marking from the Post Office saying she had "moved on".

Equally characteristic is a marking from the Second Piano Sonatina: "espressivo, ma suppresso," the suppression being of the ego.

It is a visible mark from a distance by day and, if lighted, at night.

A bad grade Every now and then, kids with normally good grades get a low mark from a strict teacher.

Nobody is really sick at my house; the suspected ringworm turned out to be nothing more than an elastic mark from a sock.