Sentence examples for making markings from inspiring English sources

According to evolutionary theory, Davidson argues, humans must have been making markings for nonsymbolic reasons simple doodling, perhaps before natural selection gave them the cognitive ability to turn those markings into abstract symbols.

One student named Noy Meiri created a set of pizza cutter-like pencils that are specifically designed for making markings in fashion.

We know that Neanderthals could make markings resembling abstract art and use fire, but they're not known for exploring caves past the reach of sunlight, much less to create works that could be a prehistoric sculpture garden.

On the day of the ESD procedure, or the preceding day, using HM-NBI we again identified the lesion margin, and made markings 3 5 mm outside the DL, and then, made an incision 3 5 mm outside these markings.

Use the knife to make markings that look like stone shapes in the sides of the pyramid.

Like writing, more ties, etc. Always be sure to turn the t-shirt inside out, if you're going to make markings.

City officials tried nearly everything: making lane markings clearer, putting up bigger warning signs, flashing lights at the side of the road.

Although such records are relatively easy to obtain, they are also prone to errors, due to the limited time available for making the markings during the testing session, variable delays between the actual behavior and the manually made records of that behavior, and difficulties in detecting certain behaviors real time.

The proposed supervisor is maximally permissive in the sense that it can make all markings in the admissible-zone reachable and all markings in the forbidden-zone unreachable.

Use a marker, pen or other suitable drawing device to make the markings.

Give each piece a quarter-turn to make crisscross markings, and turn fish over.