Sentence examples for means of marking from inspiring English sources

In other sponsored academies, a strict new discipline policy has often been imposed as a means of marking a change of direction.

Creed uses sound as a means of marking out space - even the lights going on and off could be considered a musical work, if you define music as a way of reminding us that time is passing.

Saline was used as a means of marking the path taken by a fluid-filled cavity, similar to that formed by a needle, catheter, or cannula during interventional MRI procedures.

It's easy to forget that the film "The Birth of a Nation" was released, in 1915, not simply as a paean to the Ku Klux Klan but as a means of marking the fiftieth anniversary of the conclusion of the Civil War and proposing that the shared victimhood of white Americans, North and South, could become the basis for national reunification.

Inevitably, as the Natural History Museum looked toward a fitting celebration of Darwin's achievements, it sought to take a wider perspective and to seek a means of marking the celebrations in a lasting way that would also reflect how museums are reconsidering their roles in the new millennium.

One early means of marking routes was the establishment of various auto trail associations in the 1910s.

The second half of the quarter expands into using alternative means of mark making to deconstruct and re-construct ideas learned in the first half of the quarter.

Two limitations of this approach are that it does not account for epistasis effects (interaction between markers) and adjustments are needed to control the false positive rate due to the multiple testing problem The associated markers can be used to accelerate the genetic progress by means of Marker Assisted Selection (MAS), if the total variance explained by significant markers is high [ 23].

By means of a marking technique, the 3D shape of these cracks initiated around the defects was fully described.

Goals can be measured by a quantifiable means for the sake of marking progress.

For instance, when we speak of the rights of man in a moral sense, we mean to mark the limits of interference with individual freedom which we think are prescribed by conscience, or by our ideal, however reached.