Sentence examples for alarm signifying from inspiring English sources

A chronic patient who believes that his pain stems from an underlying disease rather than from nerve damage will fare worse than a patient who understands that "although chronic pain feels like an alarm bell, it is often a false alarm signifying only that the alarm system is broken".

Nevertheless, further investigation is needed to establish whether production of an appropriate alarm call really signifies that the bird perceives the eyespots as belonging to an attacking predator, which would support the "Eye-mimicry hypothesis".

It could also lead to staff becoming less rigorous and not programming alarms which they believe often sound without signifying a real clinical problem for the patient.

It's like those car alarms in your neighborhood going off late in the night signifying not theft but inept parking -- solitary, unheeded, insistent, and typically useless.

The presence of potentially infectious PAMP would not necessarily trigger an immune response unless there is evidence of host tissue injury signified by alarm signals [ 18, 19].

BEIRUT -- A major Syrian rebel group confirmed Monday the death of its military chief, signifying another blow to opposition forces reeling from government counter-attacks, internal divisions and Western alarm about the rapid growth of extremist factions linked to Al Qaeda.

But signifying what?

Sound and fury signifying nothing.

Signifying nothing.

And signifying.

"Signifying Form," at the Landing Gallery.