Sentence examples for specific marks from inspiring English sources

This initiatory death, like that of the Siberian shaman, has two specific marks not found elsewhere in combination: first, a series of operations performed on the candidate's body (opening of the abdomen, renewal of the organs, washing and drying of the bones, insertion of magical substances); second, an ascent to heaven, sometimes followed by trance journeys into the otherworld.

The third collection of aggregates consists of apperception (saṃjña-skandha), and refers to the capacity to comprehend the specific marks (nimitta) of phenomenal objects.

Bequeathed bodies will be placed in direct contact with a circular sculpture, manufacturing the hypostasis formation to leave specific marks on the human remains.

Advancements on the readout of these specific marks during cell differentiation are just now being made.

Histone acetylation has been associated with transcriptional activation, but specific marks have also been linked to DNA repair (Kouzarides, 2007).

Within these two broad classes, clusters show distinct magnitudes of change for specific marks [see Additional file 13: Figure S5].

Another question of great import that is currently under examination relates to the connection between any specific mark for consumers and all other markings, including the CE mark.

This suggested females had some ability to recognise hosts they had parasitised recently even though no specific marking behaviour was observed after oviposition.

For every item there is a list of four answers that patient can chose and everyone of them is associated with a specific mark.

Tsongkhapa asserts that a specific mark (Sk. sva-lakṣaṇa), for instance a mark that makes blue blue, instead of red or any other color, has not even a nominal existence.

The shift allowed Alexi Lalas to play as a sweeper without specific marking responsibilities in the three-man defensive line.