Sentence examples for placing a mark from inspiring English sources

He identifies himself in the crowd by placing a mark in ink about his head.

For the past several months, states vying for gun manufacturers have been making hay of legislation in Massachusetts, where some 10 percent of the nation's small arms makers are based, that would limit the number of guns people can buy and require "micro-stamping" (placing a mark on the firing pins of handguns that could allow casings to be identified).

Respondents answer by placing a mark on a 10-cm visual analog scale (VAS); its distance from the origin (0 cm) on the left is measured by the examiner to the nearest millimeter and constitutes the score.

Immediately after the learning period, participants rated their subjective emotional state in terms of valence (positive versus negative) and arousal (high versus low) by placing a mark within a 9 × 9 "affect grid" (Russell, Weiss, & Mendelsohn, 1989), wherein the horizontal extent represented valence and the vertical extent represented arousal.

The visual analogue scale (VAS) was used to assess the level of pain, by placing a mark on an horizontal line 10-cm long at an appropriate distance between the two endpoints (no pain signed as happy smiley and most intense pain imaginable signed as hopeless smiley).

With the encouragement of art friends, I tried my hand at art journaling by placing a mark on a blank page.

Patients were asked to indicate the severity of fatigue by placing a marking on the line.

Use a pencil to place a mark on the counter at one end of the row.

One is creating a layout in which it is unclear what hole voters need to punch — or where they need to place a mark — to cast a vote for a particular candidate.

The patients placed a mark to represent their pain intensity [39].

On completion of each sequence the participants were asked to place a mark on a 10 cm line at the point at which they felt corresponded to the pain experienced by the rabbit in that sequence (Figure 9).