Sentence examples for spread marks from inspiring English sources

Photographed by Mario Testino, the new spread marks just another milestone in Gerber's blossoming modeling career.

The large turnout and geographic spread marked a rapid escalation after smaller protests last week against bus price increases led to complaints that police responded disproportionately with rubber bullets, tear gas and violent beatings.

The temperature and the fire spread mark are the most important information in a fire accident, the information can be fully utilized based on Large Eddy Simulation (LES) field model, which has been widely used as simulation model for fire analyses.

This new software is comparable to its predecessor in the ability to accurately determine transcription factor binding sites but greatly improves peak-calling for spreading marks, such as histone modifications; see Supplementary Information S1 and Figure S1 for more details.

Looking at these (191 at the time of tagging), and the spread of marks (almost equal between 5-star and 1-star; lower but almost equal between the others, to give an average of 3.1) shows that Amazon is quite some way outside its comfort zone.

PSSC methods and materials spread widely, marking the beginning of a U.S. educational reform movement.

Until recently the "ecolimits" beyond which the slums were not supposed to spread were marked by metal cables running around the edge of the settlements.

The widely spread instrumental marking of a transported theme/causand further suggests that like an instrument, a transported theme/causand should also be base-generated in SpecApplP in an IA.

So it has created a new philosophy: Rather than risk the snob appeal of its sedans by selling too many, it will spread its mark over different kinds of cars.

DNA methylation, defined as the addition of methyl group on 5-carbon in cytosine, is a widely spread epigenetic mark.

This mechanism could also account for the spreading of marks such as the repressive modifications H3K9me3 and H3K27me3 over large domains in differentiated cells.