Sentence examples for denotes in the from inspiring English sources

You might, like me, have been entirely innocent of what "af" denotes in the Twittersphere, in which case the phrase "I'm bored af" would simply baffle you.

The Schroeder-Moorer lowpass-feedback-comb-filter, denoted in the figure, is defined in §3.6.2 below.

Eligibility for specific electives is denoted in the OASIS catalog for Visiting Students.

The proportion of variance explained by each principal coordinate axis is denoted in the corresponding axis label.

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

In fact, she said, the seven types of plastics denoted in the recycling symbols stamped on milk jugs, salad trays, and other containers barely scratch the surface.

One unknown is exactly how the Greek currency would be denoted in the payment system – known as Swift (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) – that works behind the scenes moving money electronically around the world.

The best equation for describing the above data is the modified Langmuir-Freundlich one, denoted in the paper by k-LF equation.

Contact angles are denoted in the images.

In Android Market, application prices are denoted in the publisher's home currency, which is how Distimo is able to look at the differences in pricing per region.

The corresponding parameters are denoted in the figure.