Sentence examples for By signifying from inspiring English sources

Dionne thinks the generals' revolt could have a salutary effect beyond leading to Rumsfeld's removal by signifying that the military no longer considers itself a Republican institution.

Those individual scores can be obtained directly by signifying the appropriate option in flexMIRT.

Another Band II in the range of 240 295 nm was appeared by signifying appreciable absorption with a maximum wavelength at 275 nm.

Results indicate that a weak cross-shore sea surface temperature (SST) gradient in the summer is the strongest correlate of shellfish toxicity, likely by signifying a hydrological connection between offshore Alexandrium populations and near-shore shellfish beds.

But the arguments in The Concept of Mind warn of difficulties for any account that takes mental conduct terms to discharge their explanatory role by signifying inner processes: whether irreducibly mental or at bottom physical.

According to Aristotle, the greatest authority from the ancient world, words name things by signifying concepts in the mind (Boethius translated his term as passiones animae — affections of the soul) which are likenesses abstracted from them.

PL emission properties of these CNPs can be controlled by methodology signifying their enhanced capabilities in photoluminescent and photocatalytic properties.

The base of the pyramid is the widest portion by area, signifying that it occupies more, time, energy and resources than the rest.

The Eight of Swords and Two of Swords both picture women blindfolded, bound and blocked by swords, signifying illness and surgery.

These data suggest that PPARγ and associated genes were stimulated by MT19c signifying increased PPARγ function.

(P11) Several facets of dragon boating were talked about by participants signifying the connotation of 'all in the same boat'.