The Assembly has passed an anticrime bill requiring that new semiautomatic pistols sold in New York State have technology that stamps tiny identification markings on bullets.
In addition, her pages were covered with tiny crosses and other markings that had not been preserved in any printed edition.
A nest of garter snakes huddling in an underground den are piled up so closely on top of one another you can spot the tiny differences in their markings and the dilation of their pupils.
In "A Drawing for F. A. Hayek No. 1," small white balls are strung in casual rows beneath a white stringlike grid on a black ground; "Untitled (Drawing for the Austrian School)" is a roundish pink haze of tiny dots and larger markings that suggests an agar culture seen under a microscope; and "A Drawing for Mancur Olson No. 1" very much resembles a vertebrate skeleton.
The coats' synthetic markings, from tiny black leopard spots to the big broken doughnut pattern of the ocelot or jaguar, were achieved via photo printing, a process that made them as bold to the eye as they were plush to the touch.
"Take this," he said, reaching into a pouch in his belly, marsupial style, to pluck out a tiny egg, crisscrossed with magical markings, "and keep it safe and warm, but not too warm, during these troubled times.
This year, beach tiger beetles, tiny ivory insects with brown markings, were gathered on a stretch of private beach here and transported to Monomoy Island National Wildlife Refuge at the elbow of Cape Cod, where entomologists hope they have taken hold.
Take a stitch ripper and carefully make two tiny slits into the prong markings.
But the clock windup key still has Youssoupoff markings, intertwined under a tiny crown.
A tiny camera lens focuses on the lane markings in the road.
