"marked" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch
- "He's gone from being angry at his accusers to being angry at himself, and there's a marked transformation, and you can see it in his manners and in his face."
- Those species that are highly sedentary but with marked ecological transformations over seasons exhibit marked distinct differences between the sexes in size and/or appearance.
- On the Hudson River waterfront of New Jersey, a strip of old railroad yards and blackened docks is undergoing a marked transformation.
- The court has gone through a quiet but marked transformation since Gov. George E. Pataki came to office: Nine of its current justices were appointed by him.
- On Family Guy, he was depicted as slim and hyperactive; however, on The Cleveland Show he is shown to have undergone a marked transformation, both in terms of a significant increase in weight and a newly-subdued personality.
- The slender hatchlings later undergo a marked and rapid transformation from a slender to deep-bodied form; this transformation is complete by 10.6 millimetres standard length.
- This results in the simulation effect of marked transformations that allow for the explicit representation of parallel processing, multiprocessing, and the implicit representation of deterioration of objects - all unique to dualistic Petri nets.
- His sermons underwent a marked transformation and the movement began to spread from Sweden to Finland and Norway.
- The distinctive doratopsis paralarvae are thought to remain within the first few hundred meters of the water column, where they likely feed on zooplankton and slowly undergo a marked transformation to subadults.
- The motion of the car, its attitude and geometry, had undergone a marked transformation, as if they had been purged of all accretions of the familiar and sentimental.
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