Sentence examples for states marked from inspiring English sources

"Political disagreements among member states marked the Galileo program since its very beginning," the report said.

The A.M.A. has its crisis states marked in red on a map of the U.S. on its Web site.

They join the states marked in red, where personal income growth has lagged behind the national average throughout the last decade.

The states marked in light blue, by contrast, outpaced the national average over the last five years after lagging during the earlier period.

A new stage began in relations between the two states, marked by the conclusion of a real peace that recognized the Euphrates as a frontier between them.

At first glance, the states that voted for George Bush in 2004 and the states marked on this map as having feral hogs seemed to be one and the same.

In this paper, we investigate the adaptation of the supervisory control theory of Ramadge and Wonham to enforce a modal specification (with final states marking the ends of the sessions) on a system modelled by a finite LTS.

We found that most of the differentially methylated CpGs were hypomethylated and associated with chromatin states marking important regulatory elements [ 52] and that differentially methylated CpGs were overrepresented at CGI shelves and open seas, and underrepresented at CGIs.

The state marked an unofficial pivot in the 2008 Republican race.

The candidate emerges reborn as a new being, a state marked by his receipt of a new name.

Back in the 1950s, scientists working on humans identified a state marked by increased brain activation, accelerated breathing and heart rate, and muscular paralysis.