Sentence examples for marking can be found from inspiring English sources

As Filip further mentioned, a similar tripartite division in case marking can be found in other Indo-European languages, including French (Legendre 1989), Italian (Perlmutter 1984; Belletti and Rizzi 1988), Dutch (Zaenen 1988), Russian (Holloway-King 1993), Bulgarian (Slabakova 1994), and in South Asian languages (cf. Verma and Mohanan 1990).

Ziffer's mark can be found in the unashamedly maximalist style of the rooms, while remaining true to the essentially cosy feel of the place.

Last month, Insane and Fens, two vandals whose marks can be found all over the city, left their calling cards in two-foot-high silver letters on the side of a brick building at 209 Riverdale Avenue in Yonkers along with the initials FSV, which stood for Famous Subway Villains.

As noted above, Reichenbach anticipated formulations of probabilistic causal relevance advanced by Patrick Suppes in A Probabilistic Theory of Causality (1970), and the use of "marks" can be found in a somewhat different guise in Salmon (1984) and Dowe's (2000) work on causality.

However, there are no ESTs confirming independent transcription of these genes, whereas for all independently transcribed human snoRNAs ESTs marking their transcription can be found.

Marked differences can be found in studies evaluating patients receiving ECMO for cardiovascular support when compared to ECMO for respiratory support.

As a result, six peaks marked by arrows can be found on the curves 2 and 3 of Fig. 4 in the range of wide absorption band.

The reason Mrs. Obama chose to speak to a Kansas high school to mark the occasion can be found in the full name of the case: Oliver Brown et al. v.

These patterns are clearly marked 'easy' and can be found at almost any large department store or fabric store.

Testing and marking can be automated.

The final marking can be also fixed.