Camba society, Dwight Heath says, was marked by a singular lack of "communal expression".
With an ambition to become an architect that turned into a career as a painter, Smart's work was marked by its singular vision, a blend of modern surrealist space and scale, the grandeur of the modern freeway overpass, the forlorn shapes of roadside signage and lonely, little figures that became his trademark.
In a noun class system all nouns are marked by an affix; usually one affix signals a singular noun and another signals a plural form.
Singular characters in the novel, marked by depth and complexity, are merely attractive and clever and quick, with some nice bon mots, onscreen.
Soseki returned to Japan after his two years in London and began a tragically short, but singular, literary career that was marked by a furious sense of independence.
The singular spectrum curves from RTM and RLSRTM results marked by the black rectangle area in Figs. 8a and 9c are shown in Fig. 10a, in which the singular spectrum curves of RLSRTM result are closer to the singular spectrum curve of the clean image shown in Fig. 8d.
We only plot the singular spectrum curves from the imaging results marked by the black rectangle in Fig. 12a, e.
We only plot the singular spectrum curves from the imaging results marked by the black rectangle in Figs. 8a and 9c. Figure 11 shows synthetic data for the Marmousi model with 60% of the data missing.
The masculine singular form of the imperative may also be marked by means of the morpheme -â.
The stative aspect was normally marked by reduplication and the 0-grade of the root in the indicative singular; it had personal endings that were partly distinct from those of the other two aspects.
Nouns fall into five classes, some of which have distinctive suffixes that as in Ju are associated with vague semantic classes but not ones based on the Khoe gender principle; the singular and plural forms of a noun may be marked by a change of suffix but not necessarily by a change of class.
