The windmill at the southwest corner of Golden Gate Park — a lineup marker when VFW's is big — has not moved, from our vantage point, for several minutes.
The in vivo studies using C-6-loaded nanospheres displayed higher colon levels and lower systemic availability of the fluorescent marker when compared with simple enteric coating.
The Obama administration released pages of unredacted classified information on the techniques used to question captured terrorist leaders but pulled out its black marker when it came to the details of what those interrogations achieved.
To again use "An Inconvenient Truth" as a time marker, when that came out, Republicans in the Senate were still introducing bills to fight climate change through policies like cap-and-trade or cap-and-dividend.
He was standing near the first-down marker when a Buccaneers defender whipped Saints tight end Jimmy Graham out of bounds after Graham made a short reception and cut toward the sideline.
That is, a sentence was associated with a to-locative marker when Tika walked towards an object noun creature, it was associated with a by-locative marker when Tika walked around an object noun creature, and it was associated with a from-locative marker when Tika walked away from an object noun creature.
The data comes from a simple marker: when people swipe their cards or tokens to enter and exit a train or bus.
England will be looking to lay down a marker when they face defending champions Australia in Galle.
In this study, GCMS technique and multivariate statistics were applied to profile the hepatopancreas and approached for metabolic marker when Litopenaeus vannamei were infected by WSSV.
They made me front marker when marching to class, so we gradually widened the gap between us and the next class, which always fooled the duty officer and caused many a shout from him.
But yards beyond the mile marker, when he should have turned round and repeated the distance, he hit three freak waves.
