Sentence examples for marks developed from inspiring English sources

A set of diacritical marks developed in the 8th century ce are sometimes used to represent short vowels and certain grammatical endings otherwise left unmarked.

These marks developed into the punctuation marks that we know today (Parkes, 1992).

"His figurative works have the spontaneity of old-school graffiti, with patches of color, rough textural elements, and random marks developed into characters that have the amorphousness of ghosts," says Scala.

Since joining SCEA, Marks developed the technology for the EyeToy camera, working closely with the Sony London Studio.

Throughout his tenure at CDC, Marks developed and advanced systematic ways to prevent and detect diseases such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes, reduce tobacco use and address the nation's growing epidemic of obesity.

If the maximum horizontal velocity of this motion is capable of moving the grains composing the bed, ripple marks develop.

Given the drawing paper was shared, there was a constant parallel process of instigating and responding to marks, developing new areas of the drawing and redirecting or finessing what was already there in response to the drawing partner.

A Red Tractor (littleredtractor.org.uk) is a voluntary quality assurance mark developed by the National Farmers UnionNational Farmers Union

The solution to that problem was zonal marking, developed by Zeze Moreira in Brazil in the 1950s.

The bubo that Ms. Marker developed — a swelling that is the telltale marker of plague — was more pronounced than anything Mr. Tull had, suggesting that her lymph nodes were combating the bacteria more effectively than his.

This is also the period when the source structures of Modern Mandarin aspectual marking developed (Aldridge and Meisterernst 2017).