Sentence examples for Be signaled from inspiring English sources

or else a word that is not usually abbreviated ("Entrepreneur's deg". = M.B.A .. Similarly, words that are strictly foreign will be signaled either directly ("Boy: Sp". = NINO) or indirectly ("Son, in Sonora").

EMERGENCY STOP (Can be signaled by anyone on site).

And what they called weirdness would be signaled through exotic means, like a lower-case I made with four vertical dots.

For example, hunger, in part, may be signaled by internal changes in blood glucose or fat stores, but motivation to eat is also heavily influenced by what foods are available.

In adults, for instance, anhedonia, the inability to derive pleasure in normally enjoyable activities, can be signaled by the absence of libido; in preschoolers, it means finding little joy in toys.

Just as the tough boss's femininity had to be signaled in "The Closer" by a fetish for handbags and a drawer full of junk food, in "King" it's marked by high heels and tight skirts.

When the Next Big One arrives, spreading across oceans and continents like the sweep of nightfall, causing illness and fear, killing thousands or maybe millions of people, it will be signaled first by quiet, puzzling reports from faraway places — reports to which disease scientists and public health officials, but few of the rest of us, pay close attention.

This consent may be signaled through a special agreement, or compromis (French: "compromise"); through a convention that gives the court jurisdiction over matters that include the dispute in question (e.g., the genocide convention); or through the so-called optional clause, in which a state makes a declaration in advance accepting the ICJ's jurisdiction over matters relating to the dispute.

Due to the symmetry and TDD, only one effective channel needs to be signaled here.

Second, services can be invoked asynchronously and errors may be signaled concurrently.

Consequently, γ or the information needed to calculate γ must be signaled to the relay.