The phrase "assortment mark" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to categorizing or labeling a variety of items, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The assortment mark on the packaging indicates the variety of products included in the shipment."
Alternatives: "variety label" or "selection tag".
These include a mouthwatering assortment: Mark Morris's "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes," Antony Tudor's "Leaves Are Fading," Bournonville's "Flower Festival in Genzano," Frederick Ashton's "Month in the Country," Ratmansky's "Carnival of the Animals" and more.
An assortment of ruins mark what was once Vulci, an Etruscan city in west Italy.
Moreover, recent studies on numerous human iPS cell lines reprogrammed using a variety of methods showed that iPS cells may harbor protein-coding point mutations, which could have arisen in the original donor tissue or resulted from reprogramming [ 55, 56] as well as an assortment of epigenetic mark abnormalities [ 57], all adding to a possible increase in their tumorigenic potential.
When Steinberg did the cartoon of the two men duelling in the mouth of a giant alligator, and the one with the assortment of question marks, in the early sixties, his cartoons became equal parts philosophy and art, and no part mirth.
With the superb Jeff Bridges as a gun-slinging Falstaff, Matt Damon as straight man, Josh Brolin as slick-haired villain, the usual assortment of pock-marked outlaws, and the debut of a wise, sensible, and precocious fourteen year old Hailee Steinfeld -- the remake of True Grit is a sure hit for a Best Picture Oscar nod.
The system is highly automated, including alignment/registration mark recognition for an assortment of mark types, as well as autofocus and autostigmation.
Robin Williams, the Oscar-winning actor and comedian who died Monday at age 63 of an apparent suicide, was a prolific and dynamic screen presence who left his mark on a diverse assortment of films.
In "The Magic Circus (Beth)," a wall-eyed waif with limp red hair and a head disproportionate to her body stands like a jack-in-the-box in a cubicle marked "Meat Show," ringmaster of a bewildering assortment of other children, toys, bunnies, birds, balloons, insects, sea creatures and a statuette of Jesus in a free-for-all extravaganza.
We'll be highlighting our favourites, bona-fide classics, an assortment of new releases and some from the piles marked weird, wonderful and just a little woeful.
What follows is an assortment of clips that have come through our wires, marking our own foray into readings that extend beyond ThatCamp basics and Chicago's own list in this burgeoning interest area.
An assortment of abandoned flip-flops jettisoned by panicked women still marked the spot where the seven women were killed in the Abobo district last week.
