Sentence examples for denoted only from inspiring English sources

In the usage of these poets themselves, the term Minnesang denoted only songs dealing with courtly love (Minne); it has come to be applied to the entire poetic-musical body, Sprüche (political, moral, and religious song) as well as Minnesang.

Traditionally a nomadic hunting and gathering culture, the Sekani were divided into several loosely organized independent bands with fluid leadership; the name Sekani, meaning "dwellers on the rocks," originally denoted only one particular band.

The number and corresponding position of side exchangers are denoted only by a binary string using dynamic coding.

The vector field denoted only geometrical imperfection of that specific mock-up.

Using the concept of fractal geometry the parameter α, often denoted only as a fit parameter, is characterized as a purely geometric size.

"Locations" here includes stars and mythical locations, but not regions denoted only by their compass directions (e.g. the south) (Chinchor et al. 1999 15 177).

Where the word is not dangerous, it denotes only honesty of a certain kind -- a certain nonexistent kind.

They explored the remarkable Long River (its customary Western name, Yangzi, properly denotes only the lower & middle portions).

Hydrography ordinarily denotes only the study of ocean depths and of the directions and intensities of ocean currents.

(In a more narrow sense, the term Italic languages excludes Latin and denotes only Osco-Umbrian, South Picene, Faliscan, and Venetic).

As used here, the term denotes only those traditions that were not influenced by the religion of Islām.