Sentence examples for markings into from inspiring English sources

It was probably climatic changes, and the advance of humankind, that drove the bears, with their unusual sixth digit (the panda thumb) and piebald markings, into the steep and inaccessible mountains of south-west China.

Sketch interactions based on interpreting multiple pen markings into a 3D shape is easy to design but not to use.

According to evolutionary theory, Davidson argues, humans must have been making markings for nonsymbolic reasons simple doodling, perhaps before natural selection gave them the cognitive ability to turn those markings into abstract symbols.

MDOT also used a new technique to recess the pavement markings into the concrete, designed to reduce the likelihood that snowplows would scrape them off.

Although the U.N. report does not assign blame, Western diplomats and independent experts said Monday that it offered irrefutable evidence that Assad's forces fired sarin-filled rockets with Russian markings into Damascus suburbs Aug. 21.

Several seconds later we were careering around the site in the Land Rover, shining a spotlight until suddenly we caught a flash of markings bolting into a bush.

Even now, the varnish from 1915 is in near perfect condition because the climate inside the mill varies little from season to season due to its superior construction, and the Roman numeral markings carved into the beams used in original reconstruction are still visible.

By substituting the description of the two parallel lane markings in the vehicle coordinate into (4) and by letting l be infinity, we can derive the position of the vanishing point: c = B C I + tan ( ϕ v ) c f ( sin − cos r = B R I + tan r f (5).

b After the whole rat was frozen, the portion of the rat containing tumor (with tumor circled in yellow) was sectioned into transverse blocks along the skin markings and placed into an airtight container.

A slew of geo apps like Foursquare, Gowalla, and Loopt let you leave digital markings in the real world whenever you check into a location.

Many animals use camouflage to avoid becoming prey, with markings that blend into the background so that predators cannot pick them out.