In Labyrinth Mosse manages, miraculously, to do just that, plugging not simply into the city wall of medieval Carcassonne or into the imagined remains of the castle where Alaïs lives with her father and sister, but into all those cheap, melancholic hotels and over-formal places of business that mark this particular corner of France.
We use 'low level' versus 'high level' not as a value judgement, but to mark this particular kind of variation in psychological sophistication of the representational states.
Luckily, for England, some astute cricketing brains had already marked out this particular fast bowler as one for the future.
That's the highest mark this particular poll has ever found, and it's not an outlier.
Hence the term 'marker' – for genes that mark the particular cancer associated with them.
Photos show that Bieber has inked a large "X" on his left arm, and while X marks the spot, this particular X is believed to be the Greek letter "Chi," which means Christ, according to the Daily Mail.
The [6,6-H2]glucose was infused in a manner that mimicked the expected EGP, and this led to marked changes in this particular ratio, potentially leading to a model-dependent error in the estimation of Ra exo by the DT method.
The Youkilis deal, made by the Yanks out of necessity rather than enthusiasm, is also representative of a particular joylessness that has marked this hot-stove season.
Their marking, in particular, was poor in the extreme, both goals stemming from rebounds after some splendid goalkeeping from Joe Hart.
Left and right-sided defenders will generally have the job of marking their particular winger.
