Sentence examples for denoted different from inspiring English sources

I wanted to know if the different jackets denoted different tribes, if some colours were renowned or infamous for being particularly badly behaved or stuck up.

The recognition sites equaled 0, 1 and more than 1 in these scaffold denoted different potentiality of assembly.

The different lines of the same color denote different settings, which differ either in FEC code rate or in transmission power or even both.

The difference in models denote different sizes, and in some case lighting options.

There were nearly ten thousand police officers — in green, blue, and brown uniforms, denoting different services — and two helicopters hovered above.

Reference is a characteristic of many expressions whereby they seem to "reach out" into the world to pick out, name, designate, apply to, or denote different things.

So … if your signaling system uses red, yellow and green to denote different safety conditions, you can see that there will be a problem".

To make a bid you stick your hand under the towel and grip their hand, with secret clenches denoting different prices.

The communications desk is in the main space, that well-ventilated warehouse, a scaffolding frame denoting different rooms and operations, each containing vintage props, from reel-to-reel tape machines to an effects synthesiser that could easily have been made 30 years later.

The terms "refugee" and "asylum seeker" may denote different things (crudely put, an asylum seeker only becomes a refugee when some or other official agency decides as such), but it's telling that the R word, with all its moral connotations, has all but disappeared from our national vocabulary.

Different affine-scaling matrix denotes different algorithm.