"It's a red flag that something is going on," says Hardekopf, because it indicates to a lender that you might be in financial trouble and grasping for credit.
Richards's work, I shall argue, deserves special consideration in the Alice-imitation canon, because it indicates to the modern reader some of the ways that nineteenth-century American women read, responded to, and resisted the construction of femininity in the original Alice books.
Consider making it as important as eating or sleeping, because it indicates to your child how highly you value a belief in your god.
"I'm very concerned because what it indicates to me is the chief of police is on the make for some higher position". City Councilwoman Janice Hahn has also noticed the chief's frequent absences.
It is a moment the city is celebrating not only because it delivered on a promise that seemed out of reach to many, but also because it indicated a return to a measure of normalcy.
When resources were scarce, they add, "a full figure was stylish because it indicated the ability to eat well" and suggested "probable health and fertility".
Chancellor Klein, in the interview, disagreed, saying that the pass-rate was the more critical measure because it indicated proficiency, an important gateway to success.
This indicates that AD in these parietal clusters, to the extent that it exists, impairs spatial attentional function, presumably because it indicates connectivity to regions other than adjoining parietal cortex.
The report infuriated the Central Intelligence Agency not only because it indicated that the United States was privy to the private discussions of North Korean leaders, but also because it was broadcast mere hours after a classified report with that information had been distributed to intelligence officials.
This observation is meaningful because it indicated that priming probabilities may be used to assess very different PCR assays.
