We also mark how well or badly we've done over the past year and give each other a grade.
"We got the women to mark how attractive they thought the men were on a one to seven scale after they interacted with each man," she said.
He argued that these lost loved ones are the evidence of a failed progress narrative; they mark "how far we've come," which is not enough distance at all.
The New Yorker, April 17 , 1954P. 23 We have discovered a fine vantage point from which to mark how spring...steals in across the city.
You give numbers of stars or points to mark how much you like something.
On the opposite side of the graph, visitors can mark how much they are affected by bites.
And like the others, it lets you mark how much time you have left on the parking meter by swiping your finger along its parking meter icon.
On a more subjective level, the subjects were asked to mark how they felt (out of one of the nine emotional states) as they watched each clip.
And he shot him and threw him out to mark how serious they were.
The participants were asked to mark how often they consumed different food products, and the frequencies were then converted to g/wk.
