Sentence examples for denotes that it from inspiring English sources
The asterisk denotes that it was the actor's final home, as opposed to a plus sign (denoting a former home) or a zero (for no view from the street).
A designation of "C/" before a comet's name denotes that it is a long-period comet (period greater than 200 years), while "P/" denotes that the comet is periodic; i.e., it returns at regular, predictable intervals of fewer than 200 years.
Subcategory a denotes that it is not integrated and therefore conducted by other staff of the agency.
where the regions R a and R b are those defined in Section 5.1.2, and the subscript m in the probability denotes that it refers to motion observation.
As can be seen, the shape of TiNT adsorption desorption curve contains some hysteresis and follows the type IV, which denotes that it has mesoporous structure with pore size of 20 500 Å [35].
Region Real number solutions Complex number solutions Right real number solution Outside the evolute P1, P2, P3, P4 none P 1 On the evolute P1, P2, P3, P4 (P2 = P4) none P 1 Inside the evolute* P1, P2 P4, P4 P 1 Note: * denotes that it does not include the region near the center of the Earth.
Likewise, it denotes that same aloofness--that all-too-familiar lack of curiosity and concern for what's actually occurring on the ground in both theaters.
That might seem like a snub to Facebook, but really it just denotes that Quip is built for serious business, not just playing around with your friends.
Numbers appearing before the name of a comet denote that it is periodic; the comets are numbered in the order that they are confirmed to be periodic.
Many countries require travelers entering their borders to obtain a visa i.e., an endorsement made on a passport by the proper authorities denoting that it has been examined and that the bearer may proceed.
Hallmark, symbol or series of symbols stamped on an article of gold or silver to denote that it conforms to legal standards that define the maximum proportion of base metals that may be alloyed with pure gold or silver for hardening or other purposes; in broader terms, any mark distinguishing source and quality.
