Saying that the Basijis lack uniforms, proper identification or anything that denotes them as public employees, he said they appeared with hoses, clubs, iron bars, truncheons and sometimes firearms.
For example, Kaplan writes, "Returning now to names, it is their descriptive content that determines what if anything they denote.
Anything above 50 denotes growth, and good news for the growth engine of the UK economy.
The term denotes anything on a spectrum of vehicles with a unibody frame on a car platform but that maintain SUV-like traits including extra cargo space, a higher seating position and sometimes an extra seat or two in the back.
Of course, regression to the meteorological mean doesn't necessarily denote anything about anything else.
Very tasteful - white walls, wood floors - but nothing to denote anything personal.
They do identify three types of names, according to the scope of their denotation (A78): "All-reaching" names, such as 'thing' (wu), "reach to" or denote anything.
In this section, the symbols are not specified, which means that they do not denote anything as in the first section.
The term "Franken-X" is now routinely deployed to denote anything that has been stitched together from a foreboding amalgam of parts.
In an interview with MTV, Klein explained that the religious symbolism was not meant to denote anything negative, but to represent Gaga's battle between the darker and lighter forces.
