Sentence examples for horizontal marking from inspiring English sources

Without anything pushing the rocks up, the ancient coastlines studied by geologists should remain flat and horizontal, marking the level that the sea once came to.

There is also horizontal marking within the white region of Fig. 6, suggesting that it is laid on not all at once, but through a series of layers, very likely induced by the repeated exposure to the electrolysis reaction.

Despite this, it is believed that an oxide layer is evident in this image due to the strong horizontal marking on the lower side of the metal edge in both images consistent with Fig. 5 and different from the new nickel sample (Fig. 4).

In addition, in order to achieve a more comprehensive environmental impact of the life cycle of a road, it would be necessary to extend the analysis carried out here also to the other safety road components (horizontal marking, noise barriers, etc).

The much stronger horizontal marking in the oxide layer seem to show titanium's greater affinity for oxygen, as does the oxide layer thickness, which from Fig. 10 is shown to be 150 μm, nearly twice that of the corresponding nickel sample.

Evidence of oxide deposition is shown in the cross-sectional images of Cell B titanium on the lower magnification image (Fig. 9); there is a clear colour change between the titanium and the oxide layer, as well as there being very strong horizontal marking in the white oxide layer; this is despite the fact that there is faint vertical marking on the titanium.

"Your signal to me: One horizontal mark of white adhesive tape".

The third year saw horizontal marks that sliced the boxes in half.

I peered in baffled fascination at the density of the calligraphy, and at the twirls and horizontal marks that are a complex code of abbreviations.

The divisions referred to are the vertical and horizontal marks that make a checkerboard on the screen.

There is a lot to see in this last detail: underneath the stripe, you can see where Mondrian carefully edged his brush up to the stripe, overlapping some horizontal marks he'd made freehand.