Sentence examples for element of marking from inspiring English sources

The craft of literature, indeed, can be said to be in part the manipulation of a structure in time, and so the simplest element of marking time, rhythm, is therefore of basic importance in both poetry and prose.

That's a key element of our marking technology.

In that sense, Newcastle's first goal came as a result of exploiting that forward thinking element of zonal marking.

But there's also another element of criticism that marked Mizoguchi's entire career, and it's signalled in the title: the utterly subordinate and strictly governed condition of women in Japanese society.

Further displacement of a driving element is marked by forced slide of a sheared off soil block, which may eventually collapse.

Ms Stacey also told the cross-party group of MPs that English was a particularly difficult subject to set standards for and there was a "large element of judgment" involved in marking the exams.

Extensive ice-cored moraine complexes are common elements, marking the last advance of many Svalbard glaciers.

Since the early 20th century, Christmas has also been a secular family holiday, observed by Christians and non-Christians alike, devoid of Christian elements, and marked by an increasingly elaborate exchange of gifts.

This Cinderella -- which hews to contemporary cliched thinking that prohibits fairy tale heroines from being anything but outspokenly proactive and in which the abused girl deliberately hands the Prince her glass slipper -- is so ludicrous that the commendable elements of the Mark Brokaw production are overshadowed by the assiduously politically-correct aspects.

An element of private financing would mark a departure from existing city schemes, which have generally been built at taxpayers' expense.

The new "Zauberflöte" has at least one element of novelty because it marks Mr. Rattle's first time conducting the opera; Mr. Carsen previously staged it nearly 20 years ago at the Aix-en-Provence festival.