His slowness off the mark is often misread as timely cunning.
The punctuation mark is often the first thing to disappear from tweets (a word that could stand some rethinking itself).
But what about nonelectric toys, a category of products on which the CE mark is often prominently displayed?
If everybody can make the same thing anywhere, a firm's distinguishing mark is often its geography, be it the Californianness of a software maker or the Germanness of a machine-tools firm.
When extremely high axial forces need to be safely controlled by workpiece clamping, surface damage (clamping marks) is often inevitable.
Methylation of lysine 9 on histone H3 (H3K9) is associated with transcriptional silencing, and this mark is often found in the promoter regions of aberrantly silenced tumor-suppressor genes in cancer cells.
This histone mark is often, but not always, associated with repression and frequently found in DNA regions in normal cells (especially stem cells) that become hypermethylated during carcinogenesis [ 50].
Marks are often encouraged to travel to Nigeria or to other countries, where they fall victim to kidnapping, extortion, and, in rare cases, murder.
He understands how to entertain as well as educate, and his playful, hyper-literate videos, which never overshoot the 10-minute mark, are often as absorbing as the movies they dissect.
Q. Why is it that in some e-mail messages, certain letters or punctuation marks are often replaced by question marks in the message body? A. Question marks usually appear in a message's text if your e-mail program does not know how to display the typographical character used by the sender.
