Sentence examples for denotes the same thing from inspiring English sources
Ens denotes the essence of whatever is a determinate existing individual, while entitas denotes the same thing in abstraction.
But the terms "express" and "expression" are ambiguous and do not always denote the same thing.
However, for the sake of simplicity we use the terms IEEE 802.15.4 and Zigbee to denote the same thing.
The key sort of example in the philosophy of language involves a pair of sentences, such as "Hesperus is the morning star" and "Hesperus is the evening star", that are the same except for containing different terms that refer to or denote the same thing (both "the morning star" and "the evening star" denote Venus).
For many years, anthropologists often used the terms abrasion, attrition and even erosion interchangeably to denote the same thing: tooth wear caused mainly by the diet and tool use.
That is, no name of c denotes absolutely the same thing on day 1 and on day 2. For on day 1, a name of the piece of clay c would denote s1 and on day 2, it would denote s2, and s1 and s2 are absolutely distinct.
In Norse, happiness and perfection denotes the same concept.
Taken in the grammatical sense, the verb in sentences such as 'Socrates is white' marks an intransitive copulation of essence: the same thing is denoted by the subject and predicate.
They're not the same thing; they don't denote the same rhythms.
