Sentence examples for marked as either from inspiring English sources

Specimens were marked as either fractured or non-fractured.

Every word in the query phrase can be marked as either mandatory or optional.

With "Mix," as this new addition is called, users will be able to capture and upload photos in real-time into albums that are marked as either public or private.

In the procedures of video packetization, the importance of a video packet can be marked as either high or low priority, so that it can be scheduled and delivered differently in lower layers.

A typical study involves the assembly of a table (data matrix) in which a long list of features are marked as either present or absent for each of the species thought to be closely related to one another based upon previous research or preliminary analysis.

In Mandarin, as in many East Asian languages, time as construed grammatically is essentially aspectual: it is not anchored in the present, as in systems of tense where every instance is marked as either past, present or future, but either left unmarked or, if marked, then marked not as a kind of digital time but as some (broadly temporal) aspect of the process.

Thus, the intra MB block is marked as, the inter MB is marked as, and inter MB in B frame is marked as, which are denoted in (1).

The spot was marked as bad if either of the two channels was low.

Members marked as none either have not endorsed a candidate, or it was unclear if they have.

Allocation of households to individuals marked as having either changed households, in-migrated or whose households had been dissolved was carried out on an annual basis.

My melanin marked me as either a domestic servant or a sex worker — or both.