Sentence examples for marking of its from inspiring English sources

These control arcs determine whether a given transition is able to fire depening on the marking of its pre-places.

When a transition is not connected to any control arc, the value of the control function f r is one and the firing of the transition depends only on the marking of its pre-places.

It is remarkable that the CFIN i- registers a movement-triggering feature EF in terms of its overt marking of grammatical transitivity.

When it works, it's electric, it's "The O'Reilly Factor," which bears the mark of its know-it-all host, but that arrogance works.

"The Five-Year Engagement" dutifully hits the marks of its genre, but it is also about the unpredictability of life and the everyday challenges of love.

The film itself bears the mark of its meticulous origins; watching it, you feel drawn into a fully realised world.

It is a mark of its idiosyncrasy that while the book contains an index of contributors, it has neither index nor table of contents to list those whose lives are chronicled.

The unrealistic nature of this literature is a failure by our standards; for 19th-century readers, it was a mark of its success.

This fund is up an impressive 120% over the last year, but a mark of its potential volatility is that it is 27% lower than five years ago.

The political and spiritual capital of modern Serbia, it offers some of the most exuberant nightlife in Europe – though it also bears the marks of its bombardment by Nato bombers just seven years ago.

The marks of its monstrous teeth on their bones suggest that it ate whales.