Sentence examples for marks to separate from inspiring English sources

Part 2: Interpreting the Grid Once the grid is completed, the students should use dots and hatch marks to separate the different types of environments (Figure 6).

Within the United States, this can be in the form of a 10-digit number without spaces or any punctuation marks to separate the digits.

Furthermore, they had no mark to separate numbers into integral and fractional parts (as with the modern decimal point).

It might be cheaper, but the function of the wristband isn't only to designate a person, but to mark their body, to separate them out from everyone else.

The authors hypothesized that the regions where DNA methylation and H3K4Me2 co-localized ('double hits') should be enriched for ASE due to imprinting (ASEi) if the two marks were to map to separate parental chromosomes.

Even Martin's trepidation about what they are doing — and his desire to believe, against all evidence, that it's a legitimate music-business gig — helps to separate the marks from their money.

Liberals, by contrast, are mostly unwilling to even try to separate the marks from their predators; many of them, too many, appear to long for their piece of the action.

Does the problem lie with the impulse to quarantine and to separate, to mark out categories and impose some semblance of order, to harness what might otherwise be free?

The addresses will be marked with a red "S" to separate them from those you added manually.

"We haven't been able to separate ourselves from the.500 mark," he added, "but I see ourselves doing it".

The car park did not have clearly marked areas to separate pedestrians and vehicles, and that led to Mrs Donaldson being in the path of the van, the court was told.