Sentence examples for mark was introduced from inspiring English sources

A maker's mark was introduced by a statute of 1363.

The call for quiet is further along in Britain, where Quiet Mark was introduced in January.

In 1948 the deutsche mark (DM; "German mark") was introduced in West Germany, and over the next several decades it developed into one of the world's leading currencies, challenging the dollar and pound sterling on international markets.

A process is capable of transmitting a mark if, once the mark is introduced at one spatio-temporal location, it will persist to other spatio-temporal locations even in the absence of any further interaction.

Earlier, the concept of a marking was introduced as the assignment of tokens to protein places in the signaling Petri net.

New products for Tiffany span the high and low end: The Tiffany Mark watch collection was introduced last fall with prices ranging from $1,150 up to $8,000; a new line of tableware priced between $65 and $175 was introduced in April.

In 1943, the revolutionary Mark 14 gunsight was introduced, which made these guns even more effective.

At the same time, government funding for public hospitals has moved from full cost-based reimbursement to prospective budgeting, with the public sector share of finance falling from 60% in the 1980s to 11% in 2009. 1 2 To partially compensate for the shortfall in public finance, a drug mark-up policy was introduced to allow hospitals to earn a 15% mark-up on the sale of pharmaceutical products.

In 1943 the revolutionary Mark 14 Gun Sight was introduced which made these guns even more effective; however, the 20 mm guns were found to be ineffective against the Japanese Kamikaze attacks used during the latter half of World War II.

Because RRN5 gene is an essential gene, a helper plasmid pRRN5 harboring wild type RRN5 gene expression cassette marked with URA3 gene was introduced into SH6471 strain prior to RRN5 gene disruption.

As noted above there was already evidence that the rate of diagnosis of GDM was increasing prior to the change in policy, but the rate of this increase was much more marked after the policy was introduced.