Sentence examples for able to denote from inspiring English sources

It's not a stretch that soon you'll be able to denote your home a sort of digital no-fly zone, requesting its exemption from databases like Niantic's without requiring you to individually negotiate a deal with every single AR company.

However, because we are interested in being able to denote changes in track segment positions in order to compute correlation coefficients, the top arm can be said to move from position i to position j (numbers in red), and the bottom arm from position k to position l (numbers in blue; see 'Materials and methods').

Initial PCR validation of the array data suggested that similar signal distribution of additional nearby probes to the signal peaks was able to denote real signal and thus eliminate the effect of false hybridization to single probes and minimize the false-positive rate.

You're also able to set "break points" to denote when the layout of your content shouldn't simply reflow as the target device's screen size differs but should change altogether.

In this regard, we use the term "trigger" to denote a process able to promote a fracturing event of magma chamber wall rocks on the condition that it acts in combination with the intrinsic dynamics of volcanoes (i.e. magma crystallization and differentiation, volatile pressure build-up).

In keeping with our earlier notation we will use B to denote the vector-transmissible form, and A to denote the form best able to compete within a host and thus to transmit sexually.

Dark Sunglasses: To denote hangovers from hell.

(The transcript uses the "#" sign to denote expletives).

The word is also used to denote artificial elegance.

But the headmaster neglected to denote its location.

It has been amended over generations to denote masterful drivers.