Sentence examples for from the marks of from inspiring English sources

The cutters from Constantinople, to judge from etchings of the time and from the marks of their saws in the stone, cut straight on, while the Europeans approached the stone sideways.

But this (not to mention their regularity, and that each is furrowed by its border of ciliae) is clearly disproved, from the marks of the projections formed by the mouths being seen on the expanded rays, when freshly opened.

CYP21A2 haplotype variants were free from the marks of crossover, presumably owing to the shortness of the gene and the low rate of meiotic (equal) crossover in the RCCX region (Cullen et al. 2002), and thus the prerequisite for the applicability of the median-joining algorithm was realized.

We compared stand-level characteristics, global tree location point patterns and tree group-level attributes resulting from the marking of these approaches to current forest conditions and patterns of historical forest remnants in six, 2.02 ha stem mapped plots.

Subtitled "A Novel From Memory," however, "San Remo Drive" bears everywhere the marks of its author's childhood.

According to the other classification, an inference may be either from the mark to that of which it is the mark or in the reverse direction.

It's how well you recover from them, that's the mark of a great player.

From the beginning such instrumentation bore the mark of big science.

The distance hopped was then measured from the zero mark of the tape measure to the point where the subject's heel hit the ground.

In the example above, you would draw a horizontal line from the 2m mark of the left side to the 2m mark of the right side to get eight equal rectangles.

From the 1 01 mark of the second quarter until the 9 34 mark of the third quarter, the Nets went on a 12-0 run that put them ahead, 52-41.