Sentence examples for denotes it from inspiring English sources

As its name denotes it was a district rich in meadow and pasture land, and the produce of its dairies, the Leigh cheese, was formerly noted for its excellence.

This gene has a discrepancy in its annotation as NCBI denotes it to be a validated protein coding gene, whereas Ensembl classifies it as a pseudo gene.

In [23], p. 2025, Shera denotes it by β i n and pictures its graph in Figure 2b.

"If BP does not close the discount, we think the Russians, Chinese or Indians will look hard at the sub 6x multiple", which denotes it is underpriced.

The "I" denotes it's made for use with the iPhone and has a microphone built in.

That is, if there is a unique x such that T[x], t denotes it, and t is denotationless otherwise.

This aspect of the data resembles PET imaging and its advantages; we denote it as "inherently tomographic imaging".

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When the thing no longer existed, the word to denote it would surely not survive either.

(Indeed, the abbreviation for the Dutch currency remained "Hfl," which denoted it as the Holland florin).

One student showed Schmidt how he accesses reading materials from Cornell University online on a computer with a red tag denoting it as a gift from Kim Jong-il.