Sentence examples for denotes that to from inspiring English sources

Such story also denotes that to best combine top-down and bottom-up initiatives, Chinese universities must be more independent from the government.

Throughout this paper, denotes that strongly converges to and denotes that weakly converges to.

where denotes that converges weakly to.

All SNPs were identified as variants of the JGI reference so n/a denotes that SNPs unique to comparisons between transcriptomes could not be identified.

It is striking in Malcolm X how much the person who controlled the hue of the lighting contributed, yet no one would use the word "author" to denote that individual's relationship to the movie.

Extra definitional was used to denote that conflict was known to occur in this country but did not meet the criteria for each category stated above.

We use x n → △ x to denote that { x n } △-converges to x.

Denotation, a name is said to denote that thing or those things of which it is a name.

For simplicity, we refer to this method of AKI classification as AKINall norms bSCr to denote that normative bSCr values were used for all patients.

As the modern sciences developed and became increasingly specialized, physics came to denote that part of physical science not included in astronomy, chemistry, geology, and engineering.

In 1956 he coined the term Free Cinema to denote that movement in the British cinema inspired by John Osborne's play Look Back in Anger (1956).