Sentence examples for features marked from inspiring English sources

Her grey eyes and Western features marked her as one of the many children cast into China's orphanages by white Russian parents fleeing the bloody Bolshevik purges.

Altogether, commended The New York Times in 1888, the features marked "a new departure in hospital construction and make this admirable structure a model of its kind". For all the purified air, tragedy seeped quickly into the hospital's thick walls.

One such work was Safe European Home 1938 20133), in which Le Bas redrew a map of Europe to include his trademark Gypsy portrait heads across every inch of the continent, their features marked by coastlines and rivers and borders, all interlocking, a repetition of eyes, eyelashes, noses and lips from the Baltic to the Balkans.

Our results evidence that microrelief features, marked by low topographic amplitudes, are determinant for the formation and distribution of phyllosilicates in calcareous soils; and, thus, may be of key importance for predicting the occurrence of contrasting mineralogy in soils derived from calcareous rock.

Figure 4 Radar image with extracted features marked with arrows.

Identify the features marked on the diagram by matching them to the names of features given.

But now there are new, less natural features marking the landscape, ones that could change the course of the country.

"Google Docs just launched three more new features, marking their second day in a row of little but useful feature announcements.

One of the most spectacular features marking the end of the Archean is the intrusion of the Great Dyke in Zimbabwe, a large, layered body of mafic-ultramafic rocks with substantial deposits of chromium, asbestos, and nickel.

Celebrating 90 years of BBC radio, a selection of short features marking some memorable radio moments.

Several morphological features mark the early bilateral symmetry of C. subdepressus such as elongated body, longer posterior spines, and anus positioned posteriorly.