Sentence examples for of hallmarks from inspiring English sources

The appearance of imperial "control stamps," early forerunners of hallmarks, show most of this material to be of the 6th and 7th centuries.

In his victory speech, Mr. Gomez, noting the year Mr. Markey was first elected to the House, ran through a litany of hallmarks from 1976, including the Gerald Ford presidency and eight-track tapes.

It has a lot of hallmarks of what we consider "prestige TV" these days – male anti-heroes, existential crises, far too much gore, an obsession with crime and violence, a family falling apart – but it doesn't come off as derivative while managing to be compulsively watchable.

As one of hallmarks of plant response to pathogen infection, the transcription of many pathogenesis-related (PR) genes is up-regulated.

The system works either for smartphone owners – you simply take a picture of a hallmark and the system will look it up for you – and dumbphone owners who can find examples of hallmarks in a research wiki on the fly.

"This quid pro quo became one of hallmarks of our lobbying efforts".

Shag's images served as a kind of hallmark of the polka dot and fedora-bearing subculture.

Gene expression of hallmark genes by RNA sequencing and qPCR.

Be aware of the history of hallmarking.

Note the historical growth of hallmarking.

Deposition of immunoglobulin is one of the hallmarks of glomerulonephritis.