Perhaps one of the most poignant burials – a young mother and her baby from Vedbaek in Denmark, the child laid on a swan's wing – could have a number of interpretations (the child's spirit being carried downriver, up into the sky, or the wing simply forming a mark of respect or a convenient receptacle).
The two oriented segments [ 0, 1 ] and [ 0, τ ] are projected onto simple loops a τ and b τ forming a mark χ τ of handle of T τ.
"This proposal is Israeli Haiderism in its most clear form and a mark of Cain on a democratic society that wants to tell others what to do".
Art became part of the sales pitch; Orientalist images appeared on every surface and in every form, as a mark of quality and as a guarantee of pleasure, forbidden or otherwise.
In this situation, the victim cannot recognize which marked fragment should be concatenated together to form a valid mark.
If you splashed it on your overalls it would form a white mark and then the next morning there'd be a big hole, you know!
Croce also saw Morris's immense potential: [His] mastery of mimetic implication in the logic of forms is a mark of wisdom as rare in choreography as musical mastery.
The study by McEwen et al. also showed that all three histone methylation marks H3K4me3, H3K9me3 and H4K20me3 form a tri-mark signature on imprinting control regions [ 14].
Our proposed scheme is represented in the form of a mark-up language that describes the spatial and temporal information of the textual content.
Springer, who stood by a large easel and jotted down new words or phrases or verb forms with a marking pen.
The trends crossed to form an X marking the one position every seamount had passed across: the site of the hot spot.
