Sentence examples for shape of the marks from inspiring English sources

But both languages were written in cuneiform, meaning wedge-shaped, after the shape of the marks made by punching a reed into clay.

This is proved by case analysis on the shape of the marking (m'_1).

Parametric approaches, such as polynomial surfaces, were not suitable for estimating the ALCS because the shape of the marked data points did not conform to a single polynomial surface.

Both the enrichment of individual chromatin marks and the profile shape of these marks were important for separating metaclusters.

"We can't completely rule out an accidental encounter with another marine reptile," Zammit says, "but we think the spacing and shape of the bite marks, their position on a non-vital part of the body, and the range of aggressive interactions between reptile species favor our hypothesis".

In a study published online this week in PeerJ, the researchers conclude from both the spacing and shape of the puncture marks on its skull that it was bitten by another tyrannosaur quite possibly another Daspletosaurus while it was still alive, probably as the result of a dino-on-dino fight.

The size and shape of the bite marks match the teeth of Tarbosaurus, the largest known predator from the Nemegt Formation.

Instead, it is important to determine the entire geometry or shape of the fretting mark and thus the wear volume.

Contested information concerned for instance the delimitation of boundaries of the sites, as illustrated by differences in size and shape of the areas marked in the four figures.

Given that the shapes of the fretting marks can vary widely, evaluation of fretting on the basis of fretting depth alone is insufficient.

Thus, the instantaneous meniscus shape governs the shape and microstructure of the final hook, and the extent of the liquid steel overflow determines the shape of oscillation marks.