Sentence examples for again marked with from inspiring English sources

The optimum tilt of β = 53° is again marked with a dashed line in the contour plot.

The German nature of "Metzengerstein" and other stories in the collection Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque was mentioned in a review by Joseph C. Neal in the Pennsylvanian on December 6 , 1839 "These grotesque and arabesque delineations are full of variety, now irresistibly quaint and droll, and again marked with all the deep and painful interest of the German school".

However, in comparison with the Irish students as a benchmark, the difference is again marked, with three quarters of Irish students falling below the 25th percentile of scores for Malaysians or Middle-Eastern students.

The following season was once again marked by uncertainty.

Factionalism again marked the Republican nominating convention in 1904.

The rebuilt Frauenkirche, the great Baroque cathedral where Bach played, again marks the skyline with its bell-shaped dome, as it did for centuries.

At a ceremony in Kiev, the Ukrainian President, Petro Poroshenko, said: "We will never again mark this day with the Russian scenario which cold-bloodedly uses our victory day as an apology for its expansionist policies and for keeping its neighbours in its orbit and recreating empire".

The beginning of the spinodal gap again marks a "peritectic point", which corresponds to an aqueous composition in equilibrium with two different solid compositions.

Again, the packages were marked with around 15 different symbols and logos.

Again, the smoothly varying (marked with a tilde) terms in Equation (3) enter because the constant of proportionality may slowly vary with n, for example because the initial neutral cluster size distribution has a finite width, detection efficiencies may depend on n, and so forth.

The oak-veneer cupboards were marked with years of fingerprints, scrubbed down and reappearing again and again with the persistence of ghosts.