Sentence examples for denotes a specific from inspiring English sources
But Wildlife Art, with capital letters, denotes a specific type of contemporary painting and sculpture.
The word vegan denotes a specific diet – no meat, fish, eggs, or dairy – but "veganish" diets are easier for many people and still cut down on cruelty.
I realise that the word "fascist" denotes a specific historical period, but there are some expressions, some hints, that bring to mind a continuity with fascism.
In the usage of navigation, distance-measuring equipment (DME) denotes a specific system, defined by internationally accepted standards.
where F j, the amount of nutrients at point (j) and κ ∈ [0,ν], denotes a specific pit opening threshold.
The parameter n denotes the number of instantaneous sampled values and T denotes a specific time period.
He wears the traditional Uzbek skullcap, whose shape and embroidery designs once denoted a specific locale or group.
Although it once denoted a specific manufacturer, the term now stands for the general type of product.
A century ago, Wall Street denoted a specific piece of real estate in lower Manhattan, plus an industry crowded within its borders.
The allegation – levelled at Rupert and James Murdoch as well as the directors of News International and its parent News Corporation – does not denote a specific legal wrongdoing but points strongly towards an accusation that those at the top, and additionally those responsible for scrutinising their actions, breached their fiduciary duties.
"Unlike human electronic health records, there aren't standardized ways to map free text typed on a computer into codes that denote a specific type of disease," said Zou. "So there are millions of vet clinical records that are essentially wasted because they're so cumbersome to work with.
