0 a pen with a soft thick tip -- markeringspenn [ masculine ]
kids coloring with markers unger som fargelegger med markeringspenner
1 sth used to show the position of sth -- merking [ masculine ]
2 a person who marks eg the score at games. -- anviser
3 something used for marking, eg in scoring, showing the position of something etc -- markør, merke
What factors lead to the loss and replacement of pragmatic markers in the course of time?
The first is well-defined and concrete, the mountains and rivers natural markers that stress territorial integrity and individuality.
The chapter on molecular markers in selection of tomato germplasm has been cleverly written even though markers are used in many other chapters.
Until that time, it seems prudent to continue the push to find specific and reliable brain markers of this perplexing and diagnostically challenging disorder.
Genetic markers linked to insect aggressiveness are of great interest for plant resistance management.
In large populations, selection acting on genetic markers may bias estimates of gene flow.
Pragmatic pressure to communicate encouraged participants to employ an available solution in order to avoid the ambiguity that resulted from the absence of grammatical markers.
Thus, it should not be considered a failure of bone metabolism markers when treatment differences are not detected in nutritional studies.
