Sentence examples for was designed to mark from inspiring English sources

The event was designed to mark Europe Day.

The address was designed to mark the official starting date of the war, as well as an attempt to change subjects from a speech he delivered Tuesday in Philadelphia on race in America.

The result was a nasty tale of cover-ups and attempted suicide that Peter Alward's appointment as managing director last year was designed to mark a clean break from.

The Big Wedding weekend was designed to mark the year in which same-sex marriage became legal.

Most of the existing color image watermarking schemes was designed to mark grayscale images or use the color components, which ignore the significant correlation between different color channels.

The media circus, with an audience of 60 British reporters, was designed to mark Gaddafi's rejection of his terrorist past and renunciation of his chemical arsenal and weapons of mass destruction.

These video pieces, with accompanying scores by Reich, were designed to mark the turn of the millennium.

The latest innovation in tailor-made cakes, however, is designed to mark not the beginning of your union, but the end.

Many of the genes targeted ES cells in KOMP are designed to mark cells with reporter molecules and produce conditional alleles.

Most of the existing color image watermarking schemes were designed to mark the image luminance component only, which have some disadvantages: (i) they are sensitive to color attacks because of ignoring the correlation between different color channels, (ii) they are always not robust to geometric distortions for neglecting the watermark desynchronization.

SAMBLASTER is designed to mark duplicates in read-sorted SAM files as a piped post-pass on DNA aligner output before it is compressed to BAM.