Sentence examples for mark segments from inspiring English sources

This software program allows a researcher to mark segments of text, video, or picture files with qualitative codes and produce useful summaries of the data.

However, the use of a balancer chromosome (where a phenotypically marked segment of a chromosome is inverted) in a mutagenesis screen enables mutations to be mapped in a defined region of the genome and maintained stably in a heterozygous state.

There's innovation as well: the odd use of little dot-blocks — six closely spaced periods on top of six others — to mark off segments of first-person interior musings.

With this newly developed linking mechanism, on one hand an analyst can mark suspicious segments on the time series curves and go directly to its related spatial visualization and data view.

The regions that were automatically selected by the analysis tests can be modified by using a mouse to mark the segments with a selection square or by dragging the triangles located in the lower part of the chromosome.

Starting at the other side, from the vertex/corner, mark the segments 10 through 1.

They marked off segments of the sentence that were not germane to the meaning.

This significant user-experience problem motivates our new development of extending user interactions from semantic zooming to marking interesting segments on the curve.

In the two recent papers [9,10], the authors show that by marking these segments with a higher priority and implementing the priority using a diffserv architecture, the performance of the TCP connection considerably improves.

To mark a segment across several time-unit periods, the user clicks on the starting point and end point on the curve and leaves two red triangle marks (top screen shot in Figure 2).

Starting at the 9 30 mark, the segment features Whoopi Goldberg commenting, "We are rooting for Pope Francis to make some changes in the Catholic Church.