mark-sense
/ˈmɑːkˌsɛns/adjective
Designed or suitable for detection by mark sensing.
Origin
1950s; earliest use found in Journal of the American Statistical Association. From mark + sense, after mark sensing. Probably coined as counterpart to mark-sensing.
- analogic
- analogical
- analogically
- analogicalness
- analogise
- analogism
- analogist
- analogistic
- analogize
- analogon
- analogous
- analogously
- analogousness
- analog-to-digital
- analogue
- analogue computer
- analogue-to-digital
- analogue to digital converter
- analogy
- anal penetration
- analphabet
- analphabete
- analphabetic
- analphabetical
- analphabetism