Sentence examples for commonly marked from inspiring English sources

Chains of active volcanoes, such as those occurring at island arcs, are commonly marked by individual high mountains separated by large expanses of low and gentle topography.

Frontal regions of the Himalaya associated with topographic recesses are commonly marked by the development of intermontane valleys, locally referred to as "duns".

For instance, they can alert the facility manager when a building component is due for an inspection and provide the digital details of that component, such as the maintenance history including the location within the facility, which are commonly marked up on paper documents.

Rivera was a dominant reliever throughout his career, pitching with a consistency and longevity uncharacteristic of a role commonly marked by volatility and high turnover.

To make it clear to users, pumps are commonly marked with green paint (safe) or red paint (unsafe).

The cytotoxic effects of marker pen ink on other commonly marked tissues such as muscle and bone also needs assessment.

This structural radiation pattern, seen along strike-slip faults elsewhere, has been called a horsetail structure and commonly marks the termination of a strike-slip fault zone.

Today, Festivians around the globe commonly mark the holiday on December 23.

Costco never marks up products by more than 15percentt, while most retailers commonly mark products up by more than 25percentt.

For example, DNA hypermethylation of gene promoters commonly marks disease progression and silencing of putative tumor suppressor genes.

A remaining question is the origin of the multiple histone modifications detected on promoters and enhancers, including some known to commonly mark either element.