The rougher the surface is, the higher the output power of the device becomes, which is a clear indication of better light extraction.
But Wiggins, who says road cycling has become "so political", gave a clear indication where his focus would be when he said: "I don't want to have to miss things on the track because of my commitments on the road.
When he became symptomatic and there was a clear indication for repair, he discharged against medical advice several times frustrating attempts at definitive treatment.
When the project became valuable to the world, it was a clear indication that re-factoring was going to be essential, and it is important to realise the necessary but high cost of doing this.
Of course, as the sample size increase the estimates become more precise, but large dependencies on the time period is a clear indication of that truncated Poisson estimators might have a substantial bias and should preferably not be used.
Paula Roque, an analyst at the International Crisis Group, says the recent wave of arrests is: "a clear indication of how nervous the Angolan government has become in the face of an economic crisis and greater exposure of its fragilities internally".
"The arms embargo is a clear indication that the United States does not want China to become a military power," said Mr. Yan, a prominent professor who reflects a more nationalistic belief among Chinese academics.
"More than just country number five, this is a step change moment for us and a clear indication of our ambitions to truly cover Europe and become the first truly pan-European medical booking platform," he adds.
One senior officer described that move as "remarkable" and a clear indication that Hogan-Howe had the government's blessing to become Britain's most senior officer.
The decision should yield a clear indication of what Japan wants to be -- and what Asia might become -- in the decades ahead.
