Exams are double marked, meaning not only your professor, but a professor at another university, grades your exams.
In the rehearsal, most of the singers "marked," meaning they sang at half voice or less as they walked through the blocking.
Despite the many differences between Chinese and English phonological awareness in terms of sound inventory, syllable structure, and the utilization of suprasegmental features such as tones to mark meaning, there is still significant overlap of skills when learners are required to segment, analyze, manipulate, and assemble speech sounds.
Then grid cells that included the major boundaries of the shape were "marked," meaning that the address positions were recorded in a table.
Then the cells of the array that fell on the outer boundary of the object were marked, meaning that the column and row position of each boundary location was entered into an address table.
The composition element of A-level music typically makes up 30 per cent of the overall grade, meaning inaccurate marking could have a significant impact on a student's final grade and could cost them their university place.
A single check mark, meaning I wish I'd written that.
The envelopes also bore 37-cent American flag stamps, not a bulk mailing mark, meaning that the postage bill alone could have been at least $370,000.
The word is a copy-editor's mark meaning "let it stand", and the hugely pleasurable book has become an instant classic.
Most of these people are also on Facebook, which is nearing the one billion mark, meaning that it includes 14% of the world's population.
