Sentence examples for chain marked from inspiring English sources

To me, the most tangible piece of the country's cruel history was a family heirloom, an iron ball and chain marked with a "broad arrow," the symbol of the convict regime, and in such suspiciously good condition that even as a kid, I assumed it to be fake.

When the dependent single vacancies are gathered by the movements and interactions of dislocations in the specimen, the immobile vacancy clusters and a vacancy chain (marked with 2 and 3 in Figure 3a) are generated beneath the machining-induced surface, which may largely alter the mechanical properties of the machined surface after nanocutting.

The minor band under the C3 alpha chain, marked C3 alpha', may represent either the alpha' chain of C3b, or the alpha chain of C5.

We used this software to compare the runtime of computations in the reduced model with the runtime of the original model across 6000 markers, for variable lengths of the chain marked as 'Chain-1'.

The contralateral abdominal inguinal MG chain was excised from the same animal, spread as a whole mount on transparency film (3M, St . Paul MN., cat. no. PP2500), and lymph node (LN) chain marked on the underside of the film before snap freezing in liquid nitrogen.

Heated comments from an Applebee's franchise owner sparked viral outrage against the giant restaurant chain, marking a new phase in the war over Obamacare.

The cardiac-specific gene alpha myosin heavy chain marks the presence of cardiac cells that are of mesodermal origin and is present at day 8 and 12. Clone UTF-2 could be used to generate pure cardiomyocytes after introduction of a puromycin resistance under control of a cardiac specific promoter (data not shown).

Thus, the results are based on a total of eight chains (marked by A-H).

Reducing the chains marked in the figure, of lengths 2, 3 and 4, reduces the state space to 2 × 3 × 4 × 5 by an overall factor of 8.5.

Beatings with chains mark their backs.

Lysine-48-linked ubiquitin chains mark proteins destined for degradation by the proteasome in the cytosol.