Sentence examples for press mark from inspiring English sources

The contact width and contact pressure were distilled from the press mark of a pressure-sensitive film.

It still is a case of the press marking their own homework".

Tom Stoppard has often been bestowed with this honour, as he was, again, in the barrage of press marking his comeback play The Hard Problem earlier this year.

The complete match in Figure 3B between the model (inset) and the alternatively bright and dark press marks left by the PDMS stamps strongly supports our proposed mechanism.

"Meet the Press" marked a full year of David Gregory as moderator with a resounding ratings win Sunday.

Pin together and sew seam right on the press marks of both strips.

They were deep-loaded with great wooden presses, marked 'British Museum', and black tin trunks.

"There's a natural tendency in political communicators to want to be liked by the press," Mark McKinnon says.

Skip to next paragraph Louis Lanzano/Associated Press Mark Lenowitz, seen in a July 2007 photograph after a court appearance in Manhattan.

But Anderson's exposés about Nixon's wrongdoing reduced the president's special counsel, Charles Colson, to sputtering, as if someone had stuck a fork into his forehead, "Oh! Ach! Oh!" There's a great deal of high comedy in "Poisoning the Press," Mark Feldstein's meticulous recounting of Anderson's life and times.

The Detroit Free Press' Mark Snyder regarded The Fab Five as a "Warts and all" depiction.