Sentence examples for y marks from inspiring English sources

As Brian Fawcett pointed out, it is hard to believe that his father, who was so wary of anyone knowing his path, would have left Y marks on trees.

In the undifferentiated (naïve) cell, the expression levels of X and Y are both low, and the stable expression of either X or Y marks the differentiation event.

Timothy M. Smeeding and Joanna Y. Marks take us on a tour of Wisconsin's past and present as a national leader in the science-driven battle against poverty.

In the quartet's performance at the 92nd Street Y, marking the 150th anniversary of the composer's death, it was a passionate, richly toned discussion among intelligent, charismatic equals: Martin Beaver and Kikuei Ikeda, the violinists; Kazuhide Isomura, the violist; and Clive Greensmith, the cellist.

(1) Control dependency Immediate dominate: for x ≠ y, dominate x is an immediate dominate of y, if x is an immediate dominate of y, and there is no dominate z, such that x is the only immediate dominate of z and z is the immediate dominate of y, marked as idem (y).

The lives of Gen Y mark the dawn of post-humanism.

Therefore, x and y marked four quadrants: I, II, III and IV.

Axis y is perpendicular to axis x, and therefore x and y marked four quadrants, which were labeled I, II, III and IV.

If our "confused agent" asks some external observers whether C has the discussed property, the following four answers are possible: 'yes' (mark the corresponding sentence with Y), 'no' (mark it with N), 'cannot say' (mark it with ?), 'yes' and 'no' (mark it with Y&N).

A cream-colored "V" or "Y" usually marks their chests.

In exchange for gifts, Bernardino agreed to lead Dyott as far as he had taken Fawcett's party, and, shortly after they departed, Dyott spotted Y-shaped marks carved into the trunks of trees — a possible sign of Fawcett's former presence.