Sentence examples for example mark from inspiring English sources

Flood basalts in the Central Atlantic, for example, mark the end of Triassic time.

XML labels could, for example, mark a piece of downloaded information as a 1999 budget figure, and that would allow the company receiving the information to plug it into the correct spot in a spreadsheet or database right away.

(For example, Mark 7 36, 8 30, 9 9) He even "ordered" the demons he cast out to tell no one.

CpG islands, for example, mark the start of genes so reliably that they were used to identify genes in the pre-genomics era, before sequence information was so readily available.

Finally, individuals are assigned to a class based on the logical match between their properties, and on the class definition: for example, 'Mark' is a 'Human', because it lives in a city, and 'Cyclin' is a 'Protein', because it participates in at least one biological process.

For example, Mark is pronounced Khram not Kram.

Insurance subsidiaries in individual countries and American states are regulated separately, often using different rules on, for example, mark-to-market accounting.

August 2006, for example, marked the heyday of the leveraged buyout boom, with even Ford Motor a rumored target.

There were also many who overvoted, picking two or more candidates in a single voting-choice field (for example, marking two for first choice), which invalidated their ballots.

"If any heroin users do notice signs of infection, for example marked redness and swelling around an injection site, or other signs of serious infection such as a high fever, they should seek urgent medical advice".

Besides numerous charcoal kiln sites (marked by white circles), medieval lynchets (one example marked with "L") and modern forest roads (one example marked with "R") are visible.