Sentence examples for marked states from inspiring English sources

Typically, this means a choice of one out of two possible marked states for which the grammatical terms are "perfective" and "imperfective".

When Mr. Jones called an agent from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, or SLED, as a witness, he handed him a plastic bag marked State Exhibit 58 and asked him if it contained "53 hairs gathered from the bed of the deceased".

The exchange at the breakfast, given by the Association for a Better New York, was just the latest indication of Mr. Spitzer's willingness — even eagerness — to trample over the accepted niceties and mores that have long marked state politics.

Missteps have marked State Farms Web strategy from the start.

There was marked state variation in anaemia prevalence; in only 4 of the 25 states did anaemia prevalence significantly decline.

You: I'm handing you what has been marked State Exhibition A for ID functions.

In British India the name was specially attached to formal imperial assemblies called together to mark state occasions.

Hence, the marking (state) of the net system becomes a vector of non-negative real numbers.

A series of non-negative real numbers in the column of the EDF file is equivalent to current marking (state) in the reachability graph.

However, in HMM, the percentage of H3K20me1 was lower, suggesting some intervals marked as states 10 and 11 by HMM do not have H3K20me1 signal.

The initial state is marked, and the states are marked by the values of (tau (q)), if it is a Moore automaton.