Sir Michael Stoute's progressive charge Dank became the first raider to take the afternoon's feature, the Kilboy Stakes, a victory that marked some precision planning by her trainer as his first runner in Ireland for nearly two years.
Between the two extremes are the Haida carvers, whose work, often less strongly painted than Kwakiutl work, is marked by precision of design, skill in execution, and strength of expression.
Oral usage is all over the Web, but that's not what we think of as "print" because it is essentially transcribed speech, paying little attention to the rules that mark the precision, clarity and originality of carefully written and edited language.
They have been marked by power, precision and the absence of a celebrity body trail.
There was the "I'm Princess Grace and he's Cary Grant" version, marked by balletic precision, head-snapping turns and a refrigerator's worth of distance between partners.
Their style was marked by detachment, precision and similarity – and their method was a reaction to the Soviet-realist style of photography, in which buildings in all their monumentalism reflected the grandeur of the state.
For our most exalted organ to do its job, the signals that nerve cells send must be marked by profound precision, both in their intensity and in their timing.
All of Paley's work is marked by heart, precision, and concern for others, and surges with real, messy life, and the way life, lived, actually makes us feel: outgunned, befriended, short on time, long on regret, so happy we can't stand it, so in love we become fools.
The majority of these methods are marked by poor precision and low sensitivity and selectivity.
Rodig et al. demonstrated marked impaired bias and precision of CIpc after marked changes in SVR >60% induced by phenylephrine [ 7].
It also marked the beginning of precision measurements in neutrino studies.
