However, because faecal marking is constrained by faecal production, territorial individuals should prioritize the marking of positions that have the highest value as territorial signals [12].
Genomic imprinting is the epigenetic marking of genes that results in parent-of-origin monoallelic expression.
Location-based services, he says, citing the rise in citizen journalism, and people walking around and photographing and documenting events, as a mark of that.
But approval of the education bill may be the high-water mark of that effort.
Regrettably, this Red Wall Productions presentation at Manhattan Theater Source bears the marks of that long, spare-time composition.
Mr. Tune has spent the last two years working in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Hotel, and "White Tie" bears the unmistakable mark of that sojourn.
It bears all the marks of that divided origin, split between a scientific survey and a national travelogue.
Such eager devotion to authenticity, says Ethan, "was a mark of that specific scene … and the seriousness and piousness that went with it.
The journalists, writers and academics who languish in Iran's prisons are a mark of that regime's intolerance of any form of dissent.
He got himself pinned in people's minds to the figure of Dr. Strangelove, and he bore the mark of that association forever.
He is a clinical man, certain of the direction he wants to take, and his return as England's captain is a mark of that success.
