In Japanese the grammatical distinction of subject and object, normally marked by the word order subject object verb (SOV), can be reinforced by a subject particle after the first word and an object particle after the second.
Before harvesting the eyeballs, the temporal aspect of the sclerae was marked by cauterization, in order to orient the eyes with respect to the injection site at the moment of the inclusion.
Since the 1970s, as any significant political threat has receded, things have gone back to their normal state: that is, to savage inequalities, with a miserly 1% presiding over a social order marked by increasing social, economic and even technological stagnation.
Iteratively, the system will perform 6 random I/Os according to the order marked by the arrows in Fig. 1.
The nanoparticles are highlighted (marked by dashed line) in order to better visualize the CdS NCs within the polymer matrix.
The relations between the North and South are marked by dichotomies and in order to deal with the challenges posed by the South, the North choses control and cooperation.
When telling their life history, people usually present their narrative as having a meaningful and coherent order, marked by key happenings, which can show how they frame and ascribe meaning to their experiences from the perspective of today (Eastmond, 2007).
A year after that, in San Francisco, Washington led 850 delegates from 50 allied nations in drafting the charter for a new organization, the United Nations, that aspired to a world order marked by inviolable sovereignty, avoidance of armed conflict, human rights, and shared prosperity.
The periods of order is marked by the government's attempt to stress the significant role of law in the maintenance of political, social, and economic order.
His first week as president was marked by a succession of executive orders that targeted Muslims and refugees, ordered the construction of a border wall, and began unraveling the nation's healthcare. .
