It is often the case that a morphologically unmarked form has a wider range of occurrences and a less definite meaning than a morphologically marked form.
To compare with English, where also many prepositions take an aspectually marked form (concerning, given, excepting &c)., we could consider the different ways of construing a complex process like chopping down a tree: (a) he took an axe and felled the tree.
A goal marked a return to form.
Specifically, we consider a set of m marked genes forms a cluster with maximal g insertions allowed between two adjacent genes.
The lower surface of the stela had been sculpted completely flat with 6 small cupmarks and a series of marks forming a design reminiscent of the discarded skin of a snake or of a vertebral column.
(In the examples given, the asterisk marks a form that is reconstructed as having existed in Proto-Australian).
(The asterisk marks a form that is not actually found in any document or living dialect but is reconstructed as having once existed in the prehistory of the language).
We therefore attempted to understand the origin and characteristics of these activities, as well as their benefits and associated risks in a context marked by different forms of tolerance.
Sometimes these interior marks form almost figural images.
Their rhythmical chisel marks form herringbone patterns, zigzagging across the red walls.
