"So it's better to get high marks in a subject you enjoy than lower marks in something you're not interested in".
If the subject is marked as a subject with an ending, it need not come at the beginning of a sentence.
Instead, we use the talk of sensory modalities to mark what a subject might know on the basis of the experience.
Portrayable by the Scots, the English and the Irish, ageless in all but his clothes and his hairstyle, his own origins and place of residence tantalizingly mysterious, the filmic Bond marks a position, not a subject, into which the right combination of various characteristics can be inserted.
Figure 8 Route choices suggested by the Google Maps Directions API for driving (blue lines marked with dots) and transit (magenta line marked with asterisks) between a subject's residence and workplace locations.
This marks a significant change of subject matter and sourcing for Liu, since Lange is American.
Marking a return to a subject broached in the late 1980's with paintings like "River Allée" (1988), these sentimental, rather breezy paintings veer dangerously close to a popular if mostly insipid brand of contemporary photo-realism.
Query proteins were marked as present in a subject genome if the corresponding amino acid sequences aligned at ≥ 50% similarity with an E-value ≤ 10-5, where "similarity" was defined as the number of positively scored residues divided by the length of the protein sequence.
The Fregean triviality test is not exactly the same as apriori equivalence: cognitive significance marks what's obvious to a subject at a given time, whereas apriori equivalence is often far from obvious.
One of the best conversations I had with my younger son was when he had got a relatively poor mark in an essay on a subject he loved studying.
Dogs don't pass the "mirror mark test," which examines if a subject looking in the mirror can identify that a secretly placed colored spot on his reflection's head is actually on his own head.
