Sentence examples for a set of signposts from inspiring English sources

Such a map is not a complete DNA sequence, which would be unnecessarily detailed, but rather a set of signposts, using which a geneticist can navigate his way around an animal's chromosomes.

There is no single authentic source, no ultimate authority, but rather a set of signposts -- the physical ones of scores and sketches, the intangible ones of performing styles and traditions -- that mark out a field on which any musician must operate.

It's not a set of rules, more like a signpost that stops you going in the wrong direction.

There are no record bins anymore no little plastic signposts signifying content, broadcasting a set of principles, musical and otherwise.

There are a lot of signposts for CAC, almost all of them dependent on the type of business.

Even the logo is different.A shop in London is a way of signposting success.

"We're seeing a lot of those signposts right now".

The Communist daily "Humanite" livened its pages with little paragraph ornaments in the form of signposts marked "A Colombey".

In two books, The Rock Of Doubt (1978) and Dance In The Dark (1980), he set out the signposts of his journey in aphorisms, a journey through the holiness of humanity.

They further show that different types of signposts exist.

We formulate an approach that helps to address these questions, developed around the conceptual core offered by adaptive policy pathways methods and their notion of signposts and triggers.