Sentence examples for mark applied from inspiring English sources
In granting the appeal by Nestlé, one of the three appeal judges, Sir John Mummery, said: "The mark applied for thus lacks the required clarity, precision, self-containment, durability and objectivity to qualify for registration.
Plagued by editors hungry for trends and street-style stories, however, fashion journalists and bloggers quick off the mark applied it to a nascent trend among some stylists and designers for unostentatious, pared-back style – and a misappropriation was born.
In a country where a myriad body markings, jewellery and turban styles can differentiate people by caste, region or tribe, an ink mark applied on every voter's finger at the polling booth is a rare unifying feature.
In London the London Goldsmith's Company (later the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths) has been responsible for the assay and marking of plate, and the word hallmark means literally a mark applied at Goldsmith's Hall.
Purists may grumble that zombies don't run, yet the undead slots — where participants dress up, have prosthetic pustules and bite marks applied, then stumble after or chase runners — sell out almost immediately.
The single closed fringe pattern that occurs in two superposed grating marks applied in the previously designed moiré alignment scheme based on dual-grating for lithography is processed and analyzed using a frequency domain method based on two-dimensional (2-D) analytic wavelet transform (AWT) and 2-D wavelet ridge algorithm.
Many coins were not redeemable due to chop marks applied by Chinese businessmen, which was done to affirm the coin's silver content.
In comparison to marking dogs temporarily for a sight-resight experiment the obvious disadvantage of the marks applied during the ABC program is the need to estimate the number surviving till the time of the survey.
A mark or marks are applied to a coin to show that it has been certified as possessing a certain value; most of the basic motifs found on modern coins were introduced in antiquity.
Ear-notch marks are permanent but do not indicate when the mark was applied.
Probably, it is likely that pre-stressing steel of an inferior strength mark was applied onto five of the panels studied.
