Sentence examples for mark elements from inspiring English sources

Residents then mark elements of their care including staffing, home comforts, having a say and quality of life.

Second, at the same time, Cantonese shares with Japanese an expanded capacity for leaving arguments unexpressed as well as the use of postpositional final particles to contingently mark elements as a predicate, thereby overriding the canonical word order constraints and instead permitting word order variability.

The landscapes he now produced were informed by memories of north Wales, but also have marked elements of dream and fantasy.

Whenever one element is added or edited, the Model inserts it into the marked elements list.

(vi) Refine all marked elements T ∈ T ℓ by bisection of the corresponding T ˇ ∈ T ˇ ℓ.

This is suggested by the colocalisation of MITF and BRG1 at H3K27ac marked elements of the MITF locus suggesting that these may be enhancer elements via which MITF may regulate its own expression.

Determine set M ℓ ⊆ T ℓ of (almost) minimal cardinality such that (7.5) θ η (T ℓ ; U ˜ (T ℓ ) ) 2 ≤ ∑ T ∈ M ℓ η T (T ℓ ; U ˜ (T ℓ ) ) 2. Refine (at least) the marked elements T ∈ M ℓ to design new triangulation T ℓ + 1.

Determine set M ℓ ⊆ T ℓ of (almost) minimal cardinality such that (2.5) θ η (T ℓ ; U (T ℓ ) ) 2 ≤ ∑ T ∈ M ℓ η T (T ℓ ; U (T ℓ ) ) 2. Refine (at least) the marked elements T ∈ M ℓ to generate triangulation T ℓ + 1. Remark 2.3 Suppose that S ℓ ⊆ T ℓ is some (not necessarily unique) set of minimal cardinality which satisfies the Dörfler marking criterion  (2.5).

Each marked element is shown by its EC-number code, numerically sorted, in a listbox.

In our proposal, we also mark modified elements to identify which of them need to be validated.

One can conveniently mark the elements and ∅ in the valuation system V∅cl by the classical labels T and F. Note that within V∅cl it is fully justifiable to associate ∅ with falsity, taking into account the virtual monism of truth characteristic for classical logic, which treats falsity not as an independent entity but merely as the absence of truth.