Sentence examples for marks indicate the from inspiring English sources

Democratic lawyers said they would again ask the Palm Beach County canvassing board to consider allowing dimpled ballots, on which a single corner of a chad has been punched, arguing that such marks indicate the voter's intent just as much as a fully punched hole.

Multiplication marks indicate the mean value for each period.

Blue marks indicate the widths of new crevasses.

Quotation marks indicate the possibility of free text from the teacher to the student, to further explain the system's comment.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Location of nuclear power plants in the Persian Gulf (question marks indicate the unknown exact location and number of planned nuclear power plants by the Kingdom of Suadi Arabia on the Persian Gulf coast).

Open image in new window Fig. 12 Locations of major seawater desalination and nuclear power plants in the Persian Gulf and their proximity to dense coastal population areas (question marks indicate the unknown exact location and number of planned nuclear power plants by the Kingdom of Suadi Arabia on the Persian Gulf coast).

It stops right before the little hatch marks indicating the Teft Pond Falls.

"Leopold Schwarzschild, year of birth 1924, deported in 1941 to Riga, ???," one plaque read, the question marks indicating the unknown circumstances of the young man's death.

The number of "x" marks indicates the relative peak size, with xxx being the most prominent, xx less than about 50% of xxx or one of two or more peaks of similar size, and x significantly smaller, but present.

The player must fall through rings of orbs in the sky before deploying the parachute, and must then attempt to land in a target area made up of concentric circles, with marks indicating the points awarded.

[1] That tape recorder is a vital presence in the movie: Not only does it represent Lipsky's agenda as a reporter, but whenever it's running, it functions like cinematic quotation marks, indicating the dialogue as something adapted from the book, if not quite word-for-word.