Sentence examples for fixed mark from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fixed mark" is correct and can be used in written English
This phrase is typically used to refer to a particular point or sign, such as the "mark" a teacher has given a student on an assignment. For example, "Mary received a fixed mark of 80% on her math assignment."
It is an ever fixed mark whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken".
During the session, the participant watched a fixed mark (+; black mark on a white background) on a screen placed in front of their eyes using a video projector (PG-B10S; SHARP, Osaka, Japan).
Under that system, the crew's operator looked through the transit scope to calculate the angle between a known point (designated by a fixed mark in the ground) and an unknown point.
Experimental results show that APFS has a faster filter propagation and a higher attack blocking ratio than existing approaches that use fixed marking probability.
The revelation that it was my mind (and not my face) that needed fixing marked a turning point.
You say that you've "restored rigour and honesty to our exams", but forget to tell us that your interference with exam-grading has, for political reasons, fixed the marks.
At the first stage we created its geodetic quadrangle framework the points of which were fixed by marks of temporary fixation – dowels driven into the draw span piers.
The University requires the use of a fixed standardised marking scheme across all faculties including medicine.
The raw scores obtained by students in each examination component are then converted to the fixed standardised marking scheme.
The mobilised ovary is usually transposed craniolaterally, fixed and marked with clips in order to achieve the greatest distance possible from the main irradiated area [ 31, 32].
In order to ensure that all the images were obtained in the similar condition, the sample platform was tightly fixed and marked so that the rat legs can be positioned almost the same every time.
