In theory, real gold will show indents from your teeth; deeper markings indicate purer gold.
Marsh harriers are dark and broader-winged, the females and young birds deep chocolate and usually with cream markings on their heads or wings: adult males have broad greyish wing-patches.
Sandy and pebbly underfoot, its deep ruts are impressed with the chevron markings of tractor tyres.
The coat is deep, rich brown and sometimes has white markings on the throat, chest, and underparts.
Lamblike in appearance, the Bedlington terrier has an arched back, a topknot, and a thick, curly coat, linty in texture and blue-gray, deep reddish brown, or pale sandy, often with tan markings.
Deep-sea researchers have struggled to understand why these markings exist; they don't lure prey, they're certainly not helpful for camouflage, and they don't warn predators to stay away.
The treaty bears the markings of a strategic pact that sets forth the deep concerns shared by Moscow and Beijing about a new world order dominated by the United States and its European allies.
Jagged, deep, short, long, thin, pale, rough, pearly - some of these markings created over many decades are hidden, and some you cannot miss.
The mural in the lobby will have a deep-red line tracing the history of drawing from pre-Columbian markings through contemporary graphics.
Schiff's object was to communicate his own "deep love for this piece," and he began by talking about Beethoven's metronome markings, which are "incredibly fast" and are ignored by most pianists, who play the piece slowly and ponderously.
