Sentence examples for marks the initiation from inspiring English sources

Although there have been no charges, an arrest marks the initiation of proceedings and therefore they are 'active' for all intents and purposes.

Mg reduces the alumina layer on the Al-alloy surface thereby bringing about the contact between the melt and the preform, which marks the initiation of infiltration.

It is the conversion of a seedling from an herbaceous plant to a woody plant that marks the initiation of tree-specific structures.

Given the strong correlation between the peak friction and the existence of a tribofilm in the cutting zone, the configuration is used to determine the lower limit of a cutting speed regime, which marks the initiation of lubricant starvation, in cutting of steel using an emulsion as a cutting fluid.

Figure 2 shows the intensification and subsequent poleward expansion of the auroral surge ~ 0604 0605 UT, which occurs following the contemporaneous long-period Pi1/short-period Pi2 ULF wave onset that marks the initiation of the substorm (e.g. Milling et al. 2008) and which is discussed below.

Interestingly, the expression of the evolutionarily conserved Distal-less Dll/Dlx genes marks the initiation of appendage development in a broad spectrum of animal phyla [7], [9].

"Your arrest will mark the initiation of the propaganda phase," he wrote in the manifesto he posted online before his killing spree.

With respect to a change in method of operating this term refers to those on-site activities other than preparatory activities which mark the initiation of the change.

This deformation was followed by a period of erosion, covering most of the Early and Middle Miocene, which probably marked the initiation of the Strouma and Mesta fluviolacustrine system, with geometries unrelated to the older systems.

In a 1,500 page manifesto he posted online before the killing, Breivik wrote "Your arrest will mark the initiation of the propaganda phase....Your trial offers you a stage to the world".

This includes the correct lift-off behaviour, the formation of OH that mark the initiation of auto-ignition kernels upstream of the flame base and the presence of "most reactive mixtures" at lean conditions.