Sentence examples for a marking of a from inspiring English sources

If ((G,S) in mathcal{M }_k) is a marking of a finitely presented group (G), there exists a neighbourhood of ((G,S)) in (mathcal{M }_k) containing only marked quotients of ((G,S)).

(iv) If ((G,S) in mathcal{M }_k) is a marking of a finitely presented group (G), there exists a neighbourhood of ((G,S)) in (mathcal{M }_k) containing only marked quotients of ((G,S)).

The marking of a PN is a vector, the components of which are positive integer values.

Inadvertent cacophony is a mark of a defective style.

That is a mark of a successful show.

That list is a mark of a generous actor.

It is a mark of a strong designer not to be swayed by fashion's changes.

This is me.' It's a mark of a huge ego".

A mark of a good manager is consistency, but that appears missing at Brooklyn Tech.

That penitence, also a mark of a Christian, is something both private and profound.

Indeed, it is a mark of a good performance that it avoids anticlimax.