As such, a polygon denoting a room needs to be closed in order to be recognised for use in the spatial query.
The letter C denotes a positive constant which need not be the same wherever it appears.
The existence of such a huge reservoir of the bacteria denotes the need of a rapid diagnosis of TB infection for its early detection and control.
This review demonstrates the grandiosity of the use of compounds derived from natural products against Helicobacter pylori and denotes the need for scientific and technological expansion regarding these agents.
In Fig. 5, the grey blocks denote surgeries that need a radiology technician and the white blocks denote surgeries that do not need a radiology technician.
Moreover, independent opinion polls suggested that Lukashenka led with 30 38% of the vote, denoting the need for a second round, but the Central Election Commission declared Lukashenka's victory with 79.65% of the vote.
The "Aorist" tense denotes a simple, indefinite action, used when there is no need to indicate continuity, completion, or incompletion of the action denoted by the verb.
In order to exemplify the conceptual framework involved in route bundling, Fig. 1a shows a bipartite graph which denotes transport needs between origin destination pairs (which is normally known a priori).
By the time his landmark article, "On Denoting," appeared in 1905, Russell had modified his extreme realism, substituting in its place the view that denoting phrases need not possess a theoretical unity.
In k-t FOCUSS, the unknown signal x is further decomposed as (A.5) x = x 0 + Δ x, where x0 denotes a predicted signal (such as temporal mean) and Δ x denotes residual signal that needs to be reconstructed using CS.
(* denotes a highly recommended performance).
