Sentence examples for denotes one from inspiring English sources

The word denotes one of life's essentials.

The "insistent question mark" denotes one family member's refusal to yield to a willed silence.

There are 22 peaks in the curves, and each peak in the curve denotes one residue in the sequence.

The existence of a magnetic birefringence of vacuum denotes one of the most important predictions of quantum electrodynamics which have not yet been verified.

We measured the life span of the resulting F1 genotypes, +i/m (Df) and +i/Bal, where +i denotes one of the i natural alleles.

Compared with standard level set methods using n scalar functions to represent 2n phases, each constant value in the present method denotes one material phase and 2n phases can be represented by 2n pre-defined constants.

where σ S 2 = 40 and ρ S = 0.9 denotes one-lag correlation coefficient.

Dolphus was recorded in the census as "mulatto" – denoting one white and one black parent.

These two variables are grouped into a structure to denote one card.

Box plot shows first quartile, median, and third quartile with whiskers denoting one standard deviation from the mean.

But several years ago, Dr. Greenberg identified a possible global etymology derived from the universal human habit of holding up a single finger to denote one.