Sentence examples for radical mark from inspiring English sources

Labour might have invented this double-tongues policy, but it has now been adopted by all the main powers in Israeli politics, from Kadima to Likud and even the radical mark on the right – Lieberman's Israel Beytenu.

Solvent exposure and the proximity of amino acid side chains known to undergo radical chemistry mark Y16 and Y28 as different from other aromatic pairs.

The addition of ethanol reveals peak contributions from the DMPO-OH (marked with plus signs) and OH-dependant DMPO-CH(CH3 OH radical adducts (marked with asterisks) (F).

This wasn't exactly radical behavior — marking up books, I'm pretty sure, is one of the Seven Undying Cornerstones of Highly Effective College Studying.

DOMA, as Tauro noted, was therefore a radical departure, marking "the first time that the federal government has ever attempted to mandate a uniform federal definition of marriage — or any other core concept of domestic relations, for that matter".

DOMA, as Tauro noted, was therefore a radical departure, marking "the first time that the federal government has ever attempted to mandate a uniform federal definition of marriage or any other core concept of domestic relations, for that matter".

Their radicals are marked by a symbol R. If only all radicals were identical, amino acid residues would have been the periodically repeated molecular groups.

(One hopes the charges filed against seven radicals on Wednesday mark a real change).

Its chief distinction beyond the vivid picture it gives of his life and times was the radical departure it marked in Malay literary style.

Radical changes at Marks & Spencer, once a stalwart of British retailing, seemed to be paying off today when the company announced a 20percentt surge in six-month profit.

As the Israeli scholar Ehud Sprinzak writes in his study "The Ascendance of Israel's Radical Right," 1967 marked a "mental revolution," and the smashing of "a twenty-year political paradigm" of national vulnerability.