The tube was marked with numbered notches, one for each day of the month; the idea was that the user would remove a jar of meat every day and eat it, and the rest of the jars would slide down a notch, marking time by meat.
Ear-notch marks are permanent but do not indicate when the mark was applied.
It would notch a mark in China's transition into a country that can produce high-tech services.
For most modern uni-body cars, there is a small notch or mark just behind the front wheel wells, or in front of the rear wheel wells where the jack is intended to be placed.
Take the Notch Trail, marked with blue blaze, back down to 9D, where the trail and road will join forces for about three quarters of a mile.
The contours of displacement in the X-direction, Ux at the load point with CMOD = 0.037 mm using different subset sizes within an area of interest located over the notch (shown marked in Fig. 3c) are shown in Figs. 4a c.
Serving for a sixth title, Nadal sank to his knees when Federer fired a forehand over the baseline on match point, ensuring the world number one notched another mark in tennis history.
Over a six-year period, Reagan reportedly performed 77 rescues as a lifeguard, notching a mark on a wooden log for each one.
The deepest point of the intercondylar notch is marked by the orthopedic surgeon.
This post originally appeared on Notches: (re)marks on the history of sexuality, a blog devoted to promoting critical conversations about the history of sex and sexuality.
This post originally appeared on Notches: (re)marks on the history of sexuality, a blog devoted to promoting critical conversations about the history of sex and sexuality across theme, period and region.
