Sentence examples for marking refer to from inspiring English sources

Lay your next row of tape down, once again above the pin marking (refer to above photo).

Each of the five boxlike shapes in "Blue Window" includes a rough numerical marking, referring to customary methods of handling an assembly project.

That the exemplary showmen Rodgers & Hammerstein were off target can be seen on the title page of the program; allegro is an Italian musical marking, referring to a fast-paced tempo (which Hammerstein refers to as "brisk, lively, merry and bright").

Black marks refer to height, and red marks refer to the line width expressed as FWHM.

The left and right vertical frequency tick marks refer to the ground station and the LIDAR respectively.

As for Fig. 8, empty and solid square marks are used for the case of Q=1 SC, whereas the curves with empty and solid circle marks refer to the case of Q=4 SCs.

Quotation marks refer to actual phrases used in newspaper articles.

Quotation marks refer to actual phrases in newspaper articles.

The question marks refer to the uncertainty as to the completeness of the sequence (see Results).

The question marks refer to the fact that the interaction Cul3/elongins in S. cerevisiae remains unconfirmed.

Question marks refer to mutations that were not mapped by phenotypic markers.