Sentence examples for denote in from inspiring English sources

Two suspectly inflated adjectives, but what they denote in tandem is that Mr. Crace is a novelist able to precipitate large and cloudy themes into slashes of a particular, revivifying rain.

Indeed, some expressions denote (in one of a variety of ways) because they are significant.

For a metric space, we denote In the sequel, we consider if and if.

The purple, blue, green, and brown balls denote In, As, Ga, and Sb atoms, respectively.

Groenendijk and Stokhof (1984) take a question to denote, in each world, a single proposition embodying the true exhaustive answer to the question in that world.

Another way to implement the same idea is to let a question denote, in a world w, the set of propositions that correspond to its true answers in w (Karttunen 1977).

An edge can be of two types, alleviating (denoted in yellow in our figures) or aggravating (denoted in blue).

However, I must clarify what a sloppy Joe denotes in my adopted state of New Jersey.

Mormons consider themselves Christians — as denoted in the church's name, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

These changes are often denoted in literature as engineering changes.

Standard deviation denoted in parenthesis.