In a novel argument, Miyagawa claims that although agreement does not exist in Japanese, movement occurs through two alternate facets of the language, "topic-marking" and "focus-marking". Topic-marking is the mechanism by which a phrase is placed at the head of a sentence; focus-marking uses intonation to do the same thing.
In poring over Hitler's markings and marginalia, Ryback seeks to reconstruct the steps by which he created his mental map of the world.
To identify and quantify the power of such 'marking genes' is the only way by which machine learning techniques can bring back biological meaning to this kind of biomedical studies.
Horses of the same color may be distinguished from one another by white markings, which, along with various spotting patterns, are inherited separately from coat color.
A certain social rank, the markings of which appear in other works by Rembrandt, including some self-portraits, is present in the elegant attire and the sensitive ringed hands.
The Sheriff's Department noted that police vehicles generally have recognizable lighting and officers "are required by law to wear identifying insignia, such as a uniform, badge, or other clear markings identifying which agency they represent".
The presence of mature males is advertised not only by the sweeping long horns and head-high proud posture but by darker coats and markings, which are most pronounced in the black lechwe of Zambia's Lake Bangweulu.
Midline markings, which were detected by the roadside identification module based on the dynamical threshold image, are erased, too.
Schiff's object was to communicate his own "deep love for this piece," and he began by talking about Beethoven's metronome markings, which are "incredibly fast" and are ignored by most pianists, who play the piece slowly and ponderously.
Their markings, which were often applied by fellow inmates using an adapted electric shaver, were intended to communicate social standing, tastes, and interests to fellow criminals.
